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@ -485,32 +485,21 @@ build on a macOS machine with XCode installed:
```shell-session
$ zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseFast
$ cd macos && xcodebuild -configuration Debug
$ cd macos && xcodebuild -configuration ReleaseLocal
```
This will output the app to `macos/build/Debug/Ghostty.app`.
This will output the app to `macos/build/ReleaseLocal/Ghostty.app`.
This app will be not be signed or notarized.
[Official continuous builds are available](https://github.com/mitchellh/ghostty/releases/tag/tip)
that are both signed and notarized.
Note that this is a debug build. If you build a release build, you'll have
to either manually disable "Library Validation" for the release target or
you'll have to manually configure the Xcode project to use a valid macOS
developer signing key. `ReleaseLocal` build configuration provides Release
build settings with "Library Validation" disabled.
```shell-session
$ zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseFast
$ cd macos && xcodebuild -configuration ReleaseLocal
```
If you want a release build, I highly recommend you use
The "ReleaseLocal" build configuration is specifically for local release
builds and disables some security features (such as "Library Validation")
to make it easier to run without having to have a code signing identity
and so on. These builds aren't meant for distribution. If you want a release
build with all security features, I highly recommend you use
[the official continuous builds](https://github.com/mitchellh/ghostty/releases/tag/tip).
If Ghostty is crashing on launch with an error about codesigning, you've
probably built a release build without applying the requirements in the previous
paragraph.
When running the app, logs are available via macOS unified logging such
as `Console.app`. The easiest way I've found to view these is to just use the CLI: