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We historically used Parallels to create virtual machines used as build environments for MacOS based software. Then, when we switched to apple silicon, it sto
by ttcbj 3y ago
We historically used Parallels to create virtual machines used as build environments for MacOS based software. Then, when we switched to apple silicon, it stopped working (you could install a MacOS virtual machine, but it was based on an apple dev image and you could not connect to your own apple id for signing, etc.)
We gave up and bought a few mac minis. Does anyone know if those issues have been solved by cheetah, or some of the other virtual machine managers mentioned by @dinkblam?
- naikrovek 3y agothe inability to log in with an Apple ID in a MacOS VM is a decision made by Apple. you can certainly sign without logging in, but I don't think you can submit to the store in a VM. you can see how they build tart here, including signing and entitlements and so on: https://github.com/cirruslabs/tart/blob/main/.cirrus.yml https://github.com/cirruslabs/tart/blob/main/.cirrus.yml
- duped 3y agoHave you looked into writing your own? It's actually quite easy
- srmatto 3y agoI thought https://tart.run/ https://tart.run/ was for this purpose?
- millzlane 3y agoParallels 19 pro is out. I know it has the ability to clone serial numbers and enroll in ASM/DEP. So it's worth asking them. Edit: in UTM my serial number is completely different from the host.