Automator code signing requirement

I created a simple Automator script to change my desktop wallpaper. I since have installed a second screen and wanted to extend my desktop on to this, and use my script to change the second screen wallpaper.


I ran in to this error: 'unsealed contents present in the bundle root' which makes no sense to me. There's a huge mass of nonsense about code signing and needing a developer account. Can this be disable for this application? It just changes my wallpaper pictures from my dog as a puppy to 1 year.


Thank you for any advice.


The applescript I added is below:


on run {parameters}
tell application "System Events"
tell desktop 2
set picture to "/Users/nick/Pictures/Dufus1y-230914.jpg"
end tell
end tell
end run


iMac 27″, macOS 11.6

Posted on Jan 27, 2024 2:52 PM

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