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OK so by "can" you mean "according to Apple's TOS" ? Because it seems like you "can" in the technical sense (although I didn't try it, I looked at the code and
by chubot 6y ago
OK so by "can" you mean "according to Apple's TOS" ?
Because it seems like you "can" in the technical sense (although I didn't try it, I looked at the code and it looks legit)
I imagine that a small CI service could start with the QEMU solution unofficially, but they would likely have to switch to Apple hardware before Apple got wind of it ...
- zymhan 6y agoYou couldn't hide a macOS CI service from Apple for long. You can also get old Xserves and Mac Pros for quite cheap.
- heavyset_go 6y agoNew versions of macOS deprecate support for older hardware. Sierra dropped support for Xserves.