> but if the first thing your codesigned binary does is to read an unprotected JS file off disk and execute it, there's no codesigning benefit.
The ASAR files described in this post are part of the signature of the application though. You can't modify that file and then redistribute the app to another machine without gatekeeper getting incredibly angry at you.
E.g. Try modifying the ASAR file, zip the app up, upload to google drive, download again and try run the app. Gatekeeper will boot it into the shadow realm :)
> but if the first thing your codesigned binary does is to read an unprotected JS file off disk and execute it, there's no codesigning benefit.
The ASAR files described in this post are part of the signature of the application though. You can't modify that file and then redistribute the app to another machine without gatekeeper getting incredibly angry at you.
E.g. Try modifying the ASAR file, zip the app up, upload to google drive, download again and try run the app. Gatekeeper will boot it into the shadow realm :)