without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf codesign step. If it was indeed successful, you can detach the .dmg now: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf successful, you can detach the .dmg now:CHAPTER 108. BUILDING JULIA 2035 hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf successful, you can detach the .dmg now:CHAPTER 108. BUILDING JULIA 2035 hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf successful, you can detach the .dmg now:CHAPTER 108. BUILDING JULIA 2035 hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify

without needing to create temporary array objects first: julia> `rm -rf $["foo","bar","baz","qux"].$["aux","log","pdf"]` `rm -rf foo.aux foo.log foo.pdf bar.aux bar.log bar.pdf baz.aux baz.log baz.pdf successful, you can detach the .dmg now:CHAPTER 107. BUILDING JULIA 2026 hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt If you get a message like Julia-x.y.app: code object is not signed at all then you'll need now well, unmount the writable .dmg and convert it back to read-only: hdiutil eject /dev/disk3 rm -rf ./jlmnt hdiutil convert julia-x.y.z-osx_writable.dmg -format UDZO -o julia-x.y.z-osx_fixed.dmg Verify