@Theile commented on GitHub:
We have to investigate the log output to know what is going on. That is the option for now.
@Theile commented on GitHub:
Version checking has been added to latest dev 0.5. (It's identical to the fork I have made). I will close this request now, but please check the new dev, and let us…
@Theile commented on GitHub:
I have tested the above, and Spotify version is not correct. The page does not currently have the version that is actually installed by the dmg. BTW, remember “curl…
@jgstew commented on GitHub:
Also, part of my reason for this issue was to get the answer, but also to update the documentation to reflect the answer. Thanks for taking the time to answer this…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Yes, the software will be downloaded anyway and installed over the existing installation.
(Exceptions are the applications that have an updateTool, see…
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
fixed in e4e9aec0e2d39ee8cd148305dd4e52e7b913420f
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
I think want to move away from mdfind to determine the version number.
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
added a delay before reading the new version, fixed in e4e9aec0e2d39ee8cd148305dd4e52e7b913420f
@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
yes, @mischavdbent noticed this, too. Right now I am not sure how to extend the spctl check to work with Apple certs.
We could change the check to "just"…
@kenchan0130 commented on GitHub:
The certificate of Software Update details:
Subject Name
Common Name: Software Update
Organization: Apple Inc.
Country of Region: US
##…
@kenchan0130 commented on GitHub:
pkgutil can show some certificates.
$ pkgutil --check-signature "SF Symbols.pkg"
Package "SF Symbols.pkg":
Status: signed Apple Software
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@scriptingosx commented on GitHub:
Since the Apple signed pkg passes the spctl check, I think it would be sufficient to check for the Apple Software label when the TeamID can't be found.