#GARAGEBAND FOR CATALINA INSTALL#

Using composer I tried to capture what was happening when it does the verify, and it seems like it's writing something to an SQL-Lite DB file, or files. There was no quarantine flag on the apps/files, tried disabling GK, giving program full disk access, nothing seems to side step it. Launch every program on every Mac before deep freezing for a lab machine with maybe 70 apps? Yeah fun times. We can't just put it out like this, and with monolithic imaging not a thing with 10.15, it's really a problem. We are seeing this on everything, which is particularly frustrating for labs. The message is about verifying and doesn't require any approval like you get when you download an application and launch it the first time. I did see other people saying the same answer you gave in my searches but (at least in my testing) it's not affecting the verifying. You can then package that App up.Īll that being said, it doesn't look like this is related to so your answer made no difference even after a restart. Sudo xattr -dr /Applications/AppName.appĪ repeat ls will show the change. The output of that command is something like this if the quarantine attribe is set

#GARAGEBAND FOR CATALINA INSTALL#

I already do this whenever I install something

gave a method for disabling it per named app.

Looks to be a global disabling of checking the attribute for app's downloaded.

Garageband for catalina