Cocoa Kevin
@mjtsai Would you know how we can get DropDmg registered in the _xcsbuildd user account in XcodeServer?
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@mjtsai You don't have access to the account to use it normally, but within it you can launch apps and you can use defaults write.
Michael Tsai
@CocoaKevin OK, I will investigate that. Probably can just enter the license info via the keys MJTOwnerName2 and MJTSerialNumber2.
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@mjtsai what is the domain? -
@CocoaKevin com.c-command.DropDMG -
@mjtsai Thank you. Very useful. If you like I'll let you know how we get on. -
@CocoaKevin Please do. If it ends up being useful, I’ll see if I can make it easier and write up some instructions. - View other replies
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@mjtsai Though all following screenshot taken when running UI tests show the drop dmg application running with window in background. -
@CocoaKevin defaults write com.c-command.DropDMG QuitWhenDone YES - View other replies
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@mjtsai Is there also a defaults write for suppressing an update dialog or sheet being displayed? -
@CocoaKevin defaults write com.c-command.DropDMG MJTSoftwareUpdateCheckAtLaunch NO - View other replies
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@mjtsai 'defaults write com.c-command.DropDMG MJTSerialNumber2 -string "SerialNumberString"' while logged into _xcsbuildd user in terminal -
@CocoaKevin Great. And then you invoked the command-line tool from a shell script build phase? -
@mjtsai yes. Then I could see it worked because the UI tests which followed showed the window without the trial text in corner.
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