Interestingly enough I’ve built the same kind of script for macOS up to and including Sierra (sans OpenCore, as I stopped when VirtualBox’s EFI stopped to cater

Interestingly enough I’ve built the same kind of script for macOS up to and including Sierra (sans OpenCore, as I stopped when VirtualBox’s EFI stopped to cater for alternate boot.efi paths that are required for macOS install/update) The goal was to have some GitLab CI runners For ArchMac. The CI situation for macOS is just ridiculous and completely iOS focused: - GitHub Actions has 10.15 only - Azure Pipelines now has 10.14 and 10.15 only. At some point 10.14 was available only as macos-latest, which became 10.15 overnight with no way to lock. - Travis CI older images don’t even boot as they fail to install or downright fetch home brew as an uncontrollable step. Newer images work but are slow as hell. - CircleCI is the one that fares the best: fast, wide version support. The pricing has recently been revised and the previously free open source tier (that you had to manually request via support) is too limited in time for a mildly active project.