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I am on slack 4.3.8.121 and after running math-with-slack binary get the error 'Integrity check failed for asar archive'
and then afterwards, the slack won't launch
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On my Windows installation of Slack 4.38.121 I am having the same issue. When I run the binary it injects MathJax as expected, but then Slack fails to launch and, in my case, I had to reinstall desktop Slack again.
If there is a way to recover a log file from the binary I would be happy to share it here to help the issue get resolved (and thank you for the time you put into making this!)
Apologies on the delay! I looked into this and it appears like Electron has implemented a MacOS-like code integrity check for Windows since Jan: electron/pull/40504
I think it's theoretically possible to bypass this, similar to how it's done on MacOS. But, it will require admin access (same as code signing on MacOS requires root), and might also involve temporarily bypassing "Microsoft Defender SmartScreen".
Unfortunately, I don't regularly use a Windows machine and currently doesn't have much time to implement this.
If anyone wants to take the lead, feel free to PR!
To be honest, all the tampering with code-signing of the Slack app is pretty hand-wavy.
But, I just don't know if there's a better way --- even after all these years, still no official TeX support in Slack makes me sad.
I am on slack 4.3.8.121 and after running math-with-slack binary get the error 'Integrity check failed for asar archive'
and then afterwards, the slack won't launch
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: