Quote:
Originally Posted by KevinH
Mac Users
Due to bugs in how I built Qt and a few related issues to Qt plugins, the support for PyQt5 plugins was broken even though it was supposed to be one of the main new features of Sigil-0.9.8!
So just today (April 10th) I have replaced the Sigil-0.9.8-Mac-Package.dmg with a fixed version that should now do what was promised in the original release. It has the added-benefits of improved code-signing so that OS X Sierra (10.12.X) Gatekeeper is now happier as well and one Accessibility improvement to stop Text Cursor Blinking if needed.
If you are hit by any of these issues, please feel free to download and install the latest Sigil-0.9.8 Mac Package. Don't forget to check the Checksums after downloading and/or test the code-signing on both the dmg and on Sigil.app itself.
Code:
shasum -a 256 Sigil-0.9.8-Mac-Package.dmg
should result in:
Code:
cd54a70314df223bad7a1c6d5322b012ddf3402ead14e11b88372165ca66decf Sigil-0.9.8-Mac-Package.dmg
You can also verify it passes its code-signing tests:
For the dmg:
Code:
spctl -a -t open --context context:primary-signature -v Sigil-0.9.8-Mac-Package.dmg
should result in:
Code:
Sigil-0.9.8-Mac-Package.dmg: accepted
source=Developer ID
and for the installed Sigil.app (assuming you copied it to Applications
Code:
cd /Applications
codesign --verify --deep --strict --verbose=2 ./Sigil.app
should result in a long list of all the signed code and then end with:
Code:
./Sigil.app: valid on disk
./Sigil.app: satisfies its Designated Requirement
Hope this helps. I apologize for not testing the first released binary on the latest Sierra before releasing it but security on OSX is changing quite quickly. |
The current release page is saying march 21st but this version is april 10th is the march version really the april version?
I'm a little confused here.
thank you.