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It's an unenforced provision of the license agreement. No attorneys are recommending it but it's happening. I wouldn't start your own CI firm with it though. U
by schoolornot 6y ago
It's an unenforced provision of the license agreement. No attorneys are recommending it but it's happening. I wouldn't start your own CI firm with it though.
Unlike Microsoft, Apple has no motives to send the BSA after anyone. Pretty sure they've only used them for egregious copyright violations like the commercial Hackintoshes.
- toyg 6y ago> Apple has no motives to send the BSA after anyone ... until your virtualization layer starts having a material impact on their precious hardware sales. You cannot build business-critical systems on contractual clauses being "unofficially unenforced".
- WatchDog 6y agoProbably the majority of macOS CI/CD use cases are materially beneficial to apple. Most people just want to automate building software for macOS/iOS. Making it easy to produce software for their products, just strengthens their ecosystem.
- _bxg1 6y agoIt's almost like they should offer it themselves...
- rodgerd 6y agoCertainly Corellium are having a bad time.