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Thanks for the link. The problem is acording to the docs on Apple's website, in order to pass notorization in the immediate future you must timestamp and use Apple's hardened runtime with a list of requested exceptions. Things like JIT, access to video, photos, allowing use dylib load library environment vars, etc, etc.
For that process you need to create an exceptions plist file (or whatever they call it) that needs to somewhere/somehow be included in the build/signing process. I still haven't found the command line docs that talk about these capabilities/exceptions file format and where in the process they are injected.
So it is really the hardened runtime requirement that is giving me issues. Early on they will allow you to notarize legacy builds without the hardened runtime but their website clearly states it is required.
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