Daniel Jalkut
Having done an awful lot of sandboxing work myself, I will now opt in whenever possible. It’s a great safety net against catastrophic error.
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@cabel@danielpunkass I’d love to see a more technical article on the walls you ran into and couldn’t work around.
Cabel Sasser
Brad Choate
@bradchoate @danielpunkass Not a bad idea. Top three hurdles: local shell in Terminal, MySQL via local socket, and most recently Git.
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@cabel@danielpunkass There are many MySQL/terminal/git tools (Xcode being one) in the store. Are they all getting temporary exemptions? - View other replies
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@bradchoate@danielpunkass In short: I have lived and breathed this and I wish I didn't know any of it. :) -
@cabel@danielpunkass Oh I’m sure you’ve exhausted all your options. I know you don’t go down the “build a sync engine” road on a lark. -
@bradchoate@danielpunkass Amen. (side trivia: #1 hit for Git in MAS not only not sandboxed, but has blog post about leaving the MAS. :)) -
@cabel@danielpunkass Compiling git into Coda? https://github.com/libgit2/objective-git … (you’ve heard this one before, haven’t you) -
@bradchoate@danielpunkass Yes. :) Maintaining own Git an option. Staying on top of security fixes, etc. Not ideal, and… we ran out of time. - View other replies
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@cabel@bradchoate Did you go down the path of asking Apple to approve access to git binary? It would inherit your sandbox, I think. - View other replies
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