Bazaar Mac installer no longer opens by default on Mountain Lion

[Gordon Tyler]

Thanks for letting us know. I've added a note about this to the OS X
downloads page on the Bazaar wiki.

As for whether I will be getting a Mac developer license to sign the
installers... Not sure. I am dabbling in iOS development, which will
require getting a developer license if I want to test my apps on an actual
device. So maybe sometime in the future.

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 12:33 PM, Mark Grandi <markgrandi at gmail.com> wrote:

> In case anyone isn't aware, Mac os x Mountain Lion came out recently, and
> one of the new 'features' is "gatekeeper", which basically means that with
> default settings, a user can only open apps that come from the mac app
> store, or apps that are "signed" by default, or else you get this message:
>
> http://i.imgur.com/voYiM.jpg
>
> It is possible to open it without changing your settings, you can right
> click -> open and it will bypass the message and never ask you again for
> that application (its handled by a special metadata bit), or you can just
> of course remove the metadata bit in the command line, or download the
> program using something that doesn't add the quarantine bit to the program
> when its downloaded (like wget/curl or something).
>
> Either way, getting a 'certificate' to sign the app requires a mac
> developer license which is $99/year, if someone does decide to sign the
> bazaar installer dmg
>
> ~Mark
>
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