I have the latest Node.js installed.
When performing a System Check on a new Project File, I am getting this error:
“libbrotlidec.1.0.9.dylib” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
Unsure how/what this is and how to get around this?
Actually, It’s an error message even though I go into Mac Settings -> Security -> Allow on Device.
Anytime I perform a system check, it’s tagging everything as quarrantine. Any one else found this to be an issue?
Any way to get a perfect 100% system check?
Just providing an update - although tedious, made sure to allow on device for every file it was throwing an error message with on Mac OS Monterey. Unfortunately, that was the only way for me to pass 100% system check. Now the error doesn’t throw.
@George Apple quarantine issue
I’m happy to report that after a lot of investigating and cooperation with the homebrew team, we found the right way to officially and secure install the needed components.
So starting from the next update, there will be no warnings that Apple cannot check this software and everything will install just fine.
Fixed in Wappler 5.4.1