Also, I notice that if I in the Finder change the name of my
application to include the current version, Finder will refuse to
launch it. I am curious both to why and what if possible can be done
to avoid this refusal.
Though you've been told how to avoid this problem (i.e. with the
CFBundleExecutable key), I'd advise against putting the version number
in the name of your application bundle. As a Mac user, I expect to be
able to upgrade to a new version of an application by dragging it to
my Applications folder. If the name includes a version number, then
the new version of the application will have a different name, and
therefore won't replace the old version.
--
Clark S. Cox III
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