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Switching default keychain #350
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@jl-gogovapps can you share a YAML file with what you are trying to run? can you make your script work in a bash shell without the runner involved? |
I'm experiencing this issue as well @TingluoHuang. What is interesting here is that this works the first time I install the the runner but stops working after the machine is rebooted (reinstalling the runner makes it work again). When the problem starts occurring, |
Without creating a session, the service is not able to access the keychains for the user specified under `UserName`. This causes any workflow that deals with code signing to fail as the only keychain loaded with be the system one. This should fix actions#350
Hi, I am facing this exact issue but for me it only started after the recent MacOS upgrade to 10.15.7 - this was actually working fine for me with the runner running as a service up until a couple weeks ago. |
i ran into issues with keychains recently, they are really hard to debug, and there are many similar stackoverflows - the issue was one of the two WWDR certs missing. Make sure you have: WWDR Certificate (Expiring 02/07/2023 21:48:47 UTC) |
I read elsewhere on SO having only the latest should be enough, though it in any case its emission last month seems to be related to this issue. Devilishly hard to debug indeed. |
Without creating a session, the service is not able to access the keychains for the user specified under `UserName`. This causes any workflow that deals with code signing to fail as the only keychain loaded with be the system one. This should fix #350
Describe the bug
Ultimately, I'm trying to use match/gym to build apps through a self-hosted runner.
I've tried many combinations of the following:
However, the result of
security default-keychain
is always/Library/Keychain/System
. I can only change the system default withsudo
Has anyone been able to work though a similar issue? I've found a lot of similar or outdated issues, but they all point to things like "use setup_ci" or unlock the keychain, but I think the crux of the problem here is the inability to change the default keychain.
Alternatively, I'm able to see valid certs with
but unable to see them with
Is there a way for me to get
xcodebuild
to use the specific keychain?To Reproduce
See above
Expected behavior
Runner Version and Platform
OSX - tar xzf ./actions-runner-linux-x64-2.165.2.tar.gz
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