Should I get a warning when trying to install spine on Mac?

limzee

I get warning saying that the application is from an unknown developer.

Misaki

macOS has a security feature called Gatekeeper that disallows installation of software that isn't from the Mac App Store or is from "unidentified developers". To disable Gatekeeper so Spine can be installed, please perform the following steps:
1.Open the System Preferences - Security & Privacy.
2.Click on the "Open Anyway" button next to a message, "Spine.pkg was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer".
3.Select "Open" when an alert appears.
4.Then, the installer should open.

limzee

Misaki yazdı
macOS has a security feature called Gatekeeper that disallows installation of software that isn't from the Mac App Store or is from "unidentified developers". To disable Gatekeeper so Spine can be installed, please perform the following steps:
1.Open the System Preferences - Security & Privacy.
2.Click on the "Open Anyway" button next to a message, "Spine.pkg was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer".
3.Select "Open" when an alert appears.
4.Then, the installer should open.

But why are they not indentified?

Mario

Because we are not using Apple's code signing. It does not improve security one bit, it's merely another hoop Apple wants developers to jump through. As such, macOS will say "the app is not from an identified developer".