Re: [stem-dev] latest build of STEM V4 for macOS is "damaged" after down

["James Kaufman" <jhkauf@xxxxxxxxxx>]

There is no defect. The latest build of
STEM for macOS is fine. The problem appeared after upgrading to Mac OSx
Mojave
Mojave has new security control featuresthat cause the erroneous "Corrupt" warning.

New doc has been added to the STEM installation
instructions for Mac users.

https://wiki.eclipse.org/STEM_Installation_Guide#Security_Settings_in_Mac_OSx_Mojave


Mojave has new security control features that can make
it challenging to install applications and get them to run. If you get
an error launching STEM follow the instructions below.

1. Make sure you dragged the extracted STEM.app to the Applications folder 2. open a console. Enter the following command to temporarily disable Apple Gatekeeper

sudo spctl --master-disable

3. Open "System Preferences", click on “Security & Privacy” and check under the General tab. 4. Unlock the settings by clicking on the padlock and entering your password. 5. Where it is written, “Allow apps downloaded from:” you will now see a third option: “Anywhere”. Select this and click on the padlock icon to save the changes.

6. Open "System Preferences", click on “Security & Privacy” and check under the Privacy tab. 7. Unlock the settings by clicking on the padlock and entering your password 8. UNDER the panel labeled "Allow the apps below to control your computer" click the + button 9. Navigate to STEM.app in the Applications folder and add it to the list. 10. Check for the checkbox to Allow 11. click on the padlock icon to save the changes