cmake 3.25.2 doesn't work on ARM MacBook Pros

[edgan]

Describe the bug
I have brew, asdf via brew, and the cmake asdf plugin installed. I used the plugin to install cmake 3.25.2 on my ARM MacBook Pro. When I then try to run cmake in a terminal I get a GUI based popup from MacOS saying it is corrupted. A co-worker also with a ARM MacBook Pro has the same issue. I then tested installing brew, asdf via brew, and the cmake asdf plugin on a Intel MacBook Pro. I then installed cmake 3.25.2, and running cmake in a terminal works as expected. Finally a co-worker on an ARM MacBook Pro installed cmake via brew and that installed 3.26.0, which worked as expected.

Steps to reproduce

1. Use ARM MacBook Pro running MacOS 13.2.1(Ventura)
2. Install brew
3. Install asdf via brew
4. Install cmake asdf plugin
5. Install cmake 3.25.2 via the plugin
6. Run cmake in a terminal

Expected behavior
Usage output

No crash, program runs, and the programs help/usage output is displayed.

[marcelhuberfoo]

GUI based popup from MacOS saying it is corrupted

I had the same issue on my side but it is not that the binary is corrupted in the end but the fact that the provided binaries are not officially accepted/signed and therefore you need to open "System Setting"->"Privacy & Security" and allow that binary to be executed in the future.

[stidch]

Facing the same issue here.

Does anybody know if there is a way to fix the issue in an automated way instead of manually click the Perform Anyway button in the Privacy & Security settings?