Fix hardened runtime entitlement for scripting languages and add app signing scripts #980
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Use get-task-allow which seems to be necessary to get scripting languages like Python to work. It's discouraged in docs, but from trials seems like App Notarization will give a warning but still approve the app.
Add two scripts. First one signs the MacVim app bundle and dmg files with developer certificate. Second one submits the dmg file to Apple for app notarization, and waits for the results to come back. Also added Makefile target `macvim-dmg-release` that will use these scripts to create a signed and notarized dmg file that can be distributed and will be play nice with macOS Gatekeeper.
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Hardened runtime entitlements
Add hardened runtime entitlements to allow AppleScript + scripting languages to work.
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get-task-allowentitlement which seems to be necessary to get scripting languages like Python to work. It's discouraged in docs, and Apple may not allow it from January 2020 onwards so this is not a safe long term solution and we need to find out how to get Python and other scripting languages to work without settingget-task-allow.Fix #978
Also see #979
App signing / notarization scripts
Add scripts to sign and notarize MacVim
Add two scripts. First one signs the MacVim app bundle and dmg files with developer certificate. Second one submits the dmg file to Apple for app notarization, and waits for the results to come back.
Also added Makefile target
macvim-dmg-releasethat will use these scripts to create a signed and notarized dmg file that can be distributed and will be play nice with macOS Gatekeeper.