I am using LiveCode Create in classic mode and an old stack. When I try to create a standalone (Mac, Linux) I get the following message (with directory redacted). Any ideas pls?
Cannot create standalone
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Cannot create standalone
Hi all
I am using LiveCode Create in classic mode and an old stack. When I try to create a standalone (Mac, Linux) I get the following message (with directory redacted). Any ideas pls?
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I am using LiveCode Create in classic mode and an old stack. When I try to create a standalone (Mac, Linux) I get the following message (with directory redacted). Any ideas pls?
Kaveh
Re: Cannot create standalone
@Kaveh: I've tried locally and cannot reproduce this problem - however, we think we've seen a similar error reported before if you try and build a standalone into a folder which is enabled for iCloud sync? Is that the case here?
Re: Cannot create standalone
Yup. That was it. Everyone on my mac is synched to Icloud, except a folder that is on Google Drive. I selected the latter and it worked. Thanks. 

Kaveh
Re: Cannot create standalone
Hi Mark
Following on, I have produced an App for Mac. Gmail will not allow me to attach it, even zipped. When I upload to Google Drive and send the link, the recipient gets the following message. Any suggestions pls?
Following on, I have produced an App for Mac. Gmail will not allow me to attach it, even zipped. When I upload to Google Drive and send the link, the recipient gets the following message. Any suggestions pls?
Kaveh
Re: Cannot create standalone
@kaveh1000: So I suspect there is nothing wrong with the standalone - its just that Apple doesn't let apps which aren't signed properly (using a certificate from an Apple developer account), or notarized open directly on other machines. (The S/B signs apps with an 'ad hoc' signature so that they will open on the machine they were built on).
Depending on the version of the OS, right-clicking and selecting 'Open' might work (that might require a tweak to GateKeeper settings, I think).
Alternatively, you can ad-hoc sign the app locally from the terminal (on the target machine). Something along the lines of:
Depending on the version of the OS, right-clicking and selecting 'Open' might work (that might require a tweak to GateKeeper settings, I think).
Alternatively, you can ad-hoc sign the app locally from the terminal (on the target machine). Something along the lines of:
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xattr -cr <path-to-app>
codesign -s - --deep --force <path-to-app>