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Implement findinstances command #216
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@keith wanna try this and let me know if it works for you? |
I'm actually hitting the |
Interesting. I can work with you on that. |
I wonder if |
Are you using |
I added |
This is what I'm currently getting installing via homebrew
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Ah yes, So you installed via a local change to the chisel recipe? If you re- |
Ah yes. So the binary is signed from the homebrew install. I've added this command to make it work with
But re-signing it does fix the problem, which is interesting. |
Also I noticed if you run
It might be nice to have a nicer help message or something here |
Does homebrew build in a chroot and then copy out? |
I wasted too much time over this. Where should the |
should be fixed in 4ae2ba7 |
oh wait, just looked at the trace you gave, maybe not. |
New fix 5865969. I actually ran it this time. |
If we did add a codesign call in the formulae I'm not sure what signature you would use though |
Do you mean which signing identity? If not, I don't follow. |
Yes which signing identity for it to be valid, when I built manually the adhoc one that was used was valid. |
Shouldn't it always be ad hoc? Do simulator builds ever not use ad hoc? The |
When you install using your local recipe (without further modifications), what is the result of:
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Note I'm not sure if my last question is useful for anything, feel free to ignore. My hypothesis is that the homebrew recipe needs a post-install step that runs |
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Looks the same as mine, except for the path. In my case, mine was installed using the |
#217 is the fix for the code signing problems discussed here. |
works for @keith now |
🎉 |
This pull requests adds the
findinstances
command, which completes the work from #197 and #214.For details on
findinstances
users can runhelp findinstances
. The brief summary is thatfindinstances
can find all instances of a given class or protocol, and can filter those results, using a predicate expression.If you had a class named
XXSocialUser
, then you could for example find a specific user by runningfindinstances XXSocialUser username == 'curry'
.