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Your awesome gem is helpful, but the prompt about unsigning xcodebuild is not :)
Just prompting the question without giving any context what potential consequences are there is not very helpful. I'd be happy to submit a PR if you could explain to me in plain english what happens if I let it/prevent it from unsigning it.
Thanks a lot for this gem!
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If xcodebuild is signed, running it from the command-line (whether for simply building, running tests or through carthage build) will print warnings about not being able to load plugins because of library validation.
Unsigning it would hide those warnings, and technically also allow for plugins that modify xcodebuild's functions.
The binary that gets unsigned is /Applications/Xcode-unsigned.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/xcodebuild and you would need to set the toolchain path to Xcode-unsigned to be able to run it:
Your awesome gem is helpful, but the prompt about unsigning
xcodebuild
is not :)Just prompting the question without giving any context what potential consequences are there is not very helpful. I'd be happy to submit a PR if you could explain to me in plain english what happens if I let it/prevent it from unsigning it.
Thanks a lot for this gem!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: