Code signing on macOS

[khrj]

Apple requires developers to have paid developer IDs to notarize applications. I'm already using a free code signing certificate, but I don't want to invest in a paid developer ID for a free app (feel free to buy me one if you want the Application notarized). This results in a popup that says the Application isn't from a recognized developer. The easiest way to workaround this is that when you see the popup, click "Show in finder", then right click TeleDrive.app and click open. You'll see a popup asking if you want to open TeleDrive anyway. Click Open and you're good to go.

Full list of workarounds (only required the first time you open TeleDrive):

• Finder > Applications > TeleDrive > Right click > Open > (Popup) Open
• Try opening TeleDrive > Apple Icon on top left > System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Under general tab > Open Anyway > (Popup) Open
• Terminal > xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/TeleDrive.app > Launch TeleDrive normally
• Terminal > spctl --add /Applications/TeleDrive.app > (Popup) Enter details > Modify Settings
• Terminal > sudo spctl --master-disable > Type user account password (won't be visible) > Enter
• Install TeleDrive using brew and use --no-quarantine
brew cask install --no-quarantine khushrajrathod/teledrive/teledrive

If you have alternative methods to do this, or a way to solve this, please open a new issue