2023.1.1 Beta 2 macOS installer cannot be opened

[lhvy]

Describe the bug
Just downloaded WPILib_macOS-Arm64-2023.1.1-beta-2.dmg as part of WPILib's beta testing task 1, and mounted the .dmg and tried to run the installer, only to be met with an error on launching the app (screenshot below). I have checked the md5 hash of my download and the download seems valid. I have also attempted the usual macOS "right-click > open" strategy to launch unrecognised apps, with no success.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download either macOS version of the 2023.1.1 Beta 2
2. Mount installer image and launch installer app

Expected behavior
Installer opens and runs successfully

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• WPILib Version: 2023.1.1 Beta 2
• OS: macOS 13.0
• Java version 11.0.16.1
• C++ version N/A

[prateekma]

What happens when you extract the .app to your Downloads folder and then try the workaround? You still need the disk image mounted, but run the .app from outside of the disk image.

[lhvy]

Still no luck. I can try running sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Users/Lucas/Downloads/WPILibInstaller.app once the .app is extracted, which is way more than I usually need to get unsigned apps to open, certainly never had any issues with WPILib like this in the past, but then the app just crashes on launch with a generic error:

[prateekma]

That's interesting. I think the generic error is an actual issue with the installer; is there a stack trace? Having to remove the quarantine attribute is a temporary issue in beta because our Apple certificate expired and we are working on renewing for the official 2023 release.

[lhvy]

A quick download and test of the intel installer displays the same issue by the way. Just tested now on the same machine (M1 MacBook Pro running macOS Ventura 13.0)

[lhvy]

That's interesting. I think the generic error is an actual issue with the installer; is there a stack trace? Having to remove the quarantine attribute is a temporary issue in beta because our Apple certificate expired and we are working on renewing for the official 2023 release.

Not sure exactly how to get the stack trace you want. Hopefully this is what you mean? https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/swa3a