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I disabled SIP in our CI environment because with ~5 Xcodes installed and VM images that were reset to a baseline every day or two the malware scanning often li
by plorkyeran 2y ago
I disabled SIP in our CI environment because with ~5 Xcodes installed and VM images that were reset to a baseline every day or two the malware scanning often literally didn't finish before the VM was reset and it was forced to start over, and while it was running builds took 2-3 times as long.
I probably could have done something fancy where the VMs were left running a day or two before being frozen and deployed, but disabling SIP was the much simpler solution to the problem.