Copying an app bundle on OS X 10.10 creates an invalid bundle?
Copying an app bundle on OS X 10.10 creates an invalid bundle?
- Subject: Copying an app bundle on OS X 10.10 creates an invalid bundle?
- From: Dan McCombs <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 08:12:49 -0400
Hi all,
On OS X 10.10 Preview 5, copying an app bundle on the command line (with something like cp -r) results in an app bundle copy that isn't recognized as an app bundle. This was not the case on previous OS versions.
Trying to codesign such a copy results in an errror stating:
"bundle format unrecognized, invalid, or unsuitable"
A diff shows no differences between the two app bundle directories, nor are there any extended attributes on any files in either app bundle that xattr can see. Moving a bundle with mv does not invalidate a bundle, nor does copying via Finder, so there seems to be some sort of magic going on with Finder that normal command line tools are not capable of.
Has anyone else ran into this? Any idea what needs to be done to the copy to make it a valid bundle? Is this a bug in Yosemite?
Take care,
-Dan
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