I have really tried everything, including putting the pkg in a dmg, signing that, and submitting that for notarization, I get the same error. The pkg does have a 'run at end' script in it, something that Packages the program, allows. The package is "valid on disk" and "satisfies all requirements" when checked. We are unable to create an authentication session. but when I try to notarize the pkg file, no matter how much I look up answers and try different command line variations, I getĮrror: Unable to validate your application. I have a notarized Mac OSX app in a code signed pkg (package) with some non executable files in there as well, like fonts, a website.
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