Originally created by @FrancisVillarbaLegacy on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021).
macOS now reports AlDente as malware and prompts me to move the application to the bin, but I think this is a false positive based on the source code here.
Is this related to the certificate issue? Seems a little dramatic is that's the case 😅
Originally created by @FrancisVillarbaLegacy on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021).
macOS now reports AlDente as malware and prompts me to move the application to the bin, but I think this is a false positive based on the source code here.
Is this related to the certificate issue? Seems a little dramatic is that's the case 😅
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Download and install the latest version v2.1.2 - it fixes this issue. I just installed it and it's working great on a 2018 13" MBP.
@Allistah commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
Download and install the latest version v2.1.2 - it fixes this issue. I just installed it and it's working great on a 2018 13" MBP.
@CharlieBrown12 commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
Had this also - and learned it was about expired developer certificate.
Any chance to know the date of the next certificate expiration?
I keep my TimeMachine backups for a long time - and would be happy to know how frequently I need to update AlDente.
Many thanks!
@CharlieBrown12 commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
Had this also - and learned it was about expired developer certificate.
**Any chance to know the date of the next certificate expiration?**
I keep my TimeMachine backups for a long time - and would be happy to know how frequently I need to update AlDente.
Many thanks!
@davidwernhart commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
@CharlieBrown12
The current certificate is valid until 2026, although since this is now a paid Apple development certificate, I am pretty sure a renewal should be possible without the application to stop working.
Best regards,
David
@davidwernhart commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
@CharlieBrown12
The current certificate is valid until 2026, although since this is now a paid Apple development certificate, I am pretty sure a renewal should be possible without the application to stop working.
Best regards,
David
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Originally created by @FrancisVillarbaLegacy on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021).
macOS now reports AlDente as malware and prompts me to move the application to the bin, but I think this is a false positive based on the source code here.
Is this related to the certificate issue? Seems a little dramatic is that's the case 😅
@Allistah commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
Download and install the latest version v2.1.2 - it fixes this issue. I just installed it and it's working great on a 2018 13" MBP.
@CharlieBrown12 commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
Had this also - and learned it was about expired developer certificate.
Any chance to know the date of the next certificate expiration?
I keep my TimeMachine backups for a long time - and would be happy to know how frequently I need to update AlDente.
Many thanks!
@patperek commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
M1 MBP, Big Sur 11.2.3, v.2.1.2 works great.
@davidwernhart commented on GitHub (Mar 11, 2021):
@CharlieBrown12
The current certificate is valid until 2026, although since this is now a paid Apple development certificate, I am pretty sure a renewal should be possible without the application to stop working.
Best regards,
David