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Description
Description
It seems the Mono Framework package for use with Visual Studio on macOS isn't notarized. This results in a somewhat alarming message saying the package can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer, and may contain malware.
Reproduction Steps
- Download the Mono Framework package for use with Visual Studio on macOS.
- Double-click the package to open it.
Expected behavior
The Installer opens.
Actual behavior
An error dialog appears saying the package can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer, and it may contain malware.
Regression?
Unknown.
Known Workarounds
Manually bypass Gatekeeper using the context menu in the Finder.
Configuration
Mono Framework MDK Runtime: Mono 6.12.0.185 (2020-02/a96bde9730e) (64-bit) Package version: 612000185
MacOS "Monterey" 12.5.1
Other information
What obstacles prevent notarizing this framework package?
Although this issue doesn't represent any critical obstacle to the installation of the framework, it would be nice if the OS's built-in mechanism for verifying the authenticity and integrity of the package could be used. If that's not possible, would it be possible to provide a checksum and GPG signature for the same purpose?