@rosyna @drewthaler Similar issue in that some AppleScripts don’t work from sandbox, even when run using NSUserAppleScriptTask.
@rosyna @drewthaler If it’s a Gatekeeper issue, it’s one that only applies when the launching process is sandboxed.
@rosyna @drewthaler Not handy. DTS eventually explained it to me; they were initially unaware, too. I fear more undocumented cases like this
@rosyna @drewthaler No, there are cases where the document can't be opened if the app for it isn’t sandboxed, even if you punch a hole.
@rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler I don’t think the link that you posted offers blanket exceptions. Plus, those are temporary.
@Schwieb @rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler The fact that it’s not documented makes it seem risky to rely on.
@rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler Second issue is if I pare down to what’s supported, think things are OK, then run into bug or new restriction.
@rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler First issue is what’s not possible, even with non-MAS entitlements, at least in a documented/supported way.
@rosyna @drewthaler For example, -[NSWorkspace openFile:]. The rules have changed several times w/ OS versions and are not documented.
@rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler Yes, I’m saying there should be more. I don’t want to run into a road block *after* adopting sandboxing.
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@rosyna @ameaijou @drewthaler But only specific targets/ports that are known at compile time, right?
@rosyna @drewthaler I’m not just talking about file system access. But, re: files, really want to be able to fix ownership/permissions.
@rosyna @drewthaler And it doesn’t, AFAIK, address APIs that area available but behave differently when the app is sandboxed.
@rosyna @drewthaler If you’re referring to the big red button, that doesn’t sound like something that should be relied on.
@ameaijou @rosyna @drewthaler No, I mean the entitlements should go beyond what Apple would accept in the store.
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