Command line to allow app past Gatekeeper?

[haralds]

I need t to run some apps like Xcode14 from command line. It is rejected by the Gatekeeper and System Settings fails to allow it.

The old line used to be:

sudo spctl --add --label "Xcode14" /Applications/Xcode14.app
sudo spctl --enable --label "Xcode14".

This is no longer supported. Are there alternatives?

-- Harald

 

[Fishrrman]

Why don't you just disable gatekeeper altogether?
sudo spctl --master-disable

I disable it immediately on all my Macs.
If a software update re-enables it, I just disable it again.

I believe the terminal line to re-enable it is:
sudo spctl --master-enable
(don't know, because as I said, once I've turned it off, I never turn it back on)

 

[BrianBaughn]

I've used

sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "path to app"

for some third party stuff that gatekeeper didn't like.

 

[haralds]

I've used

sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "path to app"

for some third party stuff that gatekeeper didn't like.

No longer permitted.

 

[haralds]

Why don't you just disable gatekeeper altogether?
sudo spctl --master-disable

I disable it immediately on all my Macs.
If a software update re-enables it, I just disable it again.

I believe the terminal line to re-enable it is:
sudo spctl --master-enable
(don't know, because as I said, once I've turned it off, I never turn it back on)

It is the key protection against malware.

 

[BrianBaughn]

No longer permitted.

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