Change install documentation to instruct users about running Notion Enhanced on M1 macs #2
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You can execute a single command against the application file, `xattr -cr $FILE` and remove the 'corrupted' error. This is referenced in notion-enhancer/notion-repackaged#9 (comment). Therefore, this change proposes updating the documentation to reflect that this simple command is possible.
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Which bug report or feature request do these changes address?
Issue #9 about ARM64 support.
What does your code do and why?
This is a documentation change that informs users about clearing the 'corrupted' warning on ARM64 builds. You can execute a single command against the application file,
xattr -cr $FILEand remove the 'corrupted' error. This is referenced in notion-enhancer/notion-repackaged#9 (comment). Therefore, this change proposes updating the documentation to reflect that this simple command is possible.