Audit the released image, and the app inside it - #1
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release.sh verified the disk image and stopped there, which is how the app inside it came to be shipped without a ticket of its own: nothing looked. That was fixed by stapling the app, but the fix had no guard, so it could go away as quietly as it arrived. audit-release.sh checks both, along with the Developer ID authority, the hardened runtime, the secure timestamp, the Gatekeeper verdict, the architecture and the version. release.sh calls it in place of its two inline checks, and it takes a path, so a downloaded image can be put through the same audit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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release.shverified the disk image and stopped there. That is how the app inside it shipped without a ticket of its own — nothing looked at the app. Stapling it fixed the artifact, but the fix had no guard, so it could disappear as quietly as it arrived.scripts/audit-release.shchecks both, plus the Developer ID authority, hardened runtime, secure timestamp, Gatekeeper verdict, architecture and version.release.shcalls it in place of its two inline checks. It takes a path, so a downloaded image can be put through the same audit:./scripts/audit-release.sh ~/Downloads/TypeSwitch-1.0.0.dmg 1.0.0Verified
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build/TypeSwitch-1.0.0.dmg:Every failure path was exercised too — wrong version, missing image, and an image with no notarization ticket all exit 1, and the cleanup trap leaves nothing mounted.
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