X-1.0rc3r930: Mac: Download marked as damaged in Mountain Lion --- needs certificate

[Julien Funk]

After downloading R930 onto my recently upgraded Mountain Lion MB Pro (late 2011 model) the OS reports the .app as being damaged. Though the screenshot shows that I was running it from the mounted image, I also tried installing it on my system with the same result. I also tried re-downloading the image, just in case it was a transmission error.

See attached screenshot.

[SillyWilly (ccxi-will)]

Assuming you place Skuli-IDE.app in your /Applications directory, you can still launch it from the command line like this:
/Applications/Sikuli-IDE.app/Contents/MacOS/JavaApplicationStub64

However, I am having a few issues getting it to run unit tests which may be a new Mountain Lion issue

[RaiMan (raimund-hocke)]

--- Assuming you place Skuli-IDE.app in your /Applications
This is what you should do in all cases.
Other options of running Sikuli scripts can be implemented based on this standard location.
Sikuli IDE should run by just double clicking or using any other launch method.
To run it from commandline: see docs

--- However, I am having a few issues getting it to run unit tests
If you are talking about the IDE's built in unit test feature - just forget it (see faq 1804)