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+ + Nightly binary builds of Emacs for macOS, with native-compilation enabled, as a + self-contained Emacs.app. + +
## Features @@ -24,10 +34,10 @@ completely self-contained Emacs.app application bundle. other dependencies. - Includes the [fix-window-role][] and [system-appearance][] patches from the excellent [emacs-plus][] project. -- Build are creation is transparent and public through the use of GitHub - Actions, allowing anyone to inspect git commit SHAs, full source code, and - exact commands used to produce a build. This is especially important right now - as builds are not yet signed and notarized. +- Build creation is transparent and public through the use of GitHub Actions, + allowing anyone to inspect git commit SHAs, full source code, and exact + commands used to produce a build. This is especially important right now as + builds are not yet signed and notarized. [fix-window-role]: https://github.com/d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus/blob/master/patches/emacs-28/fix-window-role.patch @@ -60,14 +70,13 @@ the last nightly build. ## Untrusted Application Currently builds are not signed or notarized, meaning macOS cannot verify -Emacs.app came from a trusted developer, and by default you are not even given -the option to trust the app and open it anyway. +Emacs.app came from a trusted developer, and by default you are not given and +option to trust the app and open it. -Simplest way around this: Instead of double-clicking on Emacs.app in Finder, -right-click (or control-click) on Emacs and select "Open". You will then be -given the same warning as before, with a "Open" button now available to open the -app anyway. After that you can open the application like normal without any -warnings. +Simplest way around this is to right-click (or control-click) on the Emacs app +in Finder and select "Open". You will then be given the same warning as before, +but with a "Open" button now available to trust and open the app. After that you +can open the application like normal without any warnings. ## To-Do