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Do you understand the reasoning though? The explanation says the tool is responsible for "installing homebrew", but also that the developers this thing is for "
by kreetx 3y ago
Do you understand the reasoning though? The explanation says the tool is responsible for "installing homebrew", but also that the developers this thing is for "refuse to install homebrew". Seems paradoxical.
But if this blog post gets Apple to improve their code signing process, then it does have value :)
- dagmx 3y agoThe reason is that this is meant to be a script to bootstrap their startups systems to the way the poster wants. But I think they have a really odd set of requirements in that they don’t want their devs to run a CLI tool from the terminal, but want to run it from Finder?
- reactordev 3y agoYeah it’s pretty clear they have an IT problem. The requirements, the process, the solution, just wow…
- hibbelig 3y agoMy understanding is that the goal is as follows: 1. New team member gets new fresh Mac 2. New team member downloads the tool and runs it 3. New fresh Mac is now set up with a development environment suitable for the company, including a working Homebrew installation (or Nix or whatever)