Re: Applescript in Monterrey
Re: Applescript in Monterrey
- Subject: Re: Applescript in Monterrey
- From: iurista--- via AppleScript-Users <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2022 18:33:25 +0200 (CEST)
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>Betreff : Re: Applescript in Monterrey
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>As for Monterrey, I upgraded a few months ago and I have no regrets. There are
>no appleScript issues that I was not able to easily resolve (often with help
>from those forums above). As I recall there were two kinds of issues that had
>to be dealt with:
> No more third party Scripting Additions
> Increased security requiring code signing/notarizing
And exactely this is the PITA: I have around 700 scripts still from Snow
Leopard (but I'm not a developer and therefore do not sign my applets). I
upgraded first to Monterey, after too much problems with it then to Big Sur. I
can open any applet I have, but I can not anymore save and close it, some
security error pops each time up saying that security does not allow code
signing changes. I have to copy the code, throw the applet away, copy the code
to a new script and save as an applet. Then you may add it to the respective
security panel of the system preferences. I have to repeat this procedures each
time I open the applet for a change.
>
>For the Scripting Additions, between ASObjC and Script Libararies I have
>regained all the function lost, and then some (with better performance).
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> So I finally was forced to upgrade from Snow Leopard to Monterrey on an M1
> MacBook Pro.
So was I, but I still keep a Mini 2011 for Snow Leopard
Regards
Rudolf
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