
I released version 3.3.2 yesterday evening.

#Netnewswire 3.3.2 install#
I copied amework from a 10.14.11 install located in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ to /Library/Frameworks/ on macOS 13 on a M1 Mac.But hopefully that's ok until this issue is closed.

I might need to restart or something Read the note on
#Netnewswire 3.3.2 code#
Applications/NetNewsWire 3.3.app/Contents/MacOS/NetNewsWire: code object is not signed at all In subcomponent: /Applications/NetNewsWire 3.3.app/Contents/Library/Automator/NNWExportSubscriptions.action I thought about disabling or ignoring code signing for a specific app, but I don't think I was able to get that to work either.Ĭodesign -f -s - /Applications/NetNewsWire\ 3.3.app/Contents/MacOS/NetNewsWire Not finding a lot of good answers about re-signing a package after modifying it. I might test it, but instructions would be safer and best for everyone. If you want I can send you my pathed app. I have the version 3.3.2 open all day until the new version has better graphics (or until I find a better replacement). But hopefully that's ok until this issue is do not remember how I link the amework inside the old app. And placing amework into ~/Library/Frameworks doesn't work either.Īdditional reference about dyld that's just over my head:

Modifying /Library/Frameworks at all is now out of the question. Using install_name_tool: Library not loaded: I tired various different paths (including ~/Desktop)Īdding amework into the NNW bundle causes code signature errors that codesign -remove-signature doesn't fix. Install_name_tool -change "/System/Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/A/PubSub" "path/to/NetNewsWire.app/Contents/MacOS/NetNewsWire"īut I can't seem to get it to work on OS 12.6 (Monterey). Or you can put it inside the NetNewsWire app itself (NetNewsWire.app/Contents/Frameworks) and change the using install_name_tool: Then you don't have to modify anything in /System or reboot in recovery mode. Thank you for this great tip (embedding here incase of link rot):Ĭhris Campbell Octo6:48 you can just put amework (from Mojave) in /Library/Frameworks and the linker will find it there automatically after it can't find it in the normal spot.
