Hot on the heels of macOS Mojave’s release today, we’re proud to announce that our latest major upgrade to Fusion: VMware Fusion 11 and Fusion 11 Pro, is available now!
This will avoid an unnecessary trigger of the user consent dialogs.Fusion 11 and Fusion 11 Pro: Available Now! Download Upgrade Now If there are Apple provided API's for interacting with login items, including adding/removing them, please switch to using these instead of osascript.
There is an osascript embedded in /Applications/VMware\ Fusion.app/Contents/Library/VMware\ Fusion\ Applications\ Menu.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar that executes this: osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to delete login item "VMware Fusion Applications Menu"' So this alert can lead to confusion as to what is happening and what app is actually responsible for generating this prompt.ģ) Unless there is very good reason, applications should avoid anything that will cause these user consent dialogsĪfter digging through the VMware Fusion app bundle, I have narrowed down the cause. This is bad for normal non tech users for several reasons:ġ) I do not know what it is that the osascript is doing.Ģ) VMware Fusion should be the parent process responsible for whatever the osascript is doing. At the very least the warning should appear once, and be disabled thereafter upon the user acknowledging the alert.Īdditionally, with the changes in macOS Mojave with regard to users providing consent when certain events take place (as part of the TCC protections), I continue to receive prompts from macOS to allow osascript to run until I either allow it or block it. This is not a pleasant interaction with the app as I'm led to believe that I have something incorrectly configured with my system. This is the case, however the alert does not go away and there is no visible preference to turn off this notification. When launching VMware Fusion Pro 11, I'm constantly getting prompted to make sure that I make sure 'Allow apps download from' in Security & Privacy preferences pane is set to 'App Store and identified developers'.
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