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On Matrix, Emily theorized the new frameworks makes the Security framework available when it wasn't before, and that might be causing new unwanted behavior. Indeed, that seems to be true? So I tried adding it: #1289 ...but CI passed all the way through, suggesting that is not the issue.
After bumping nixpkgs, the uninstaller is crashing with a SIGBUS.
The most glaringly notable change between these two versions is the introduction of how Apple SDKs are packaged: NixOS/nixpkgs#346043.
The issue can be reproduced on:
by:
0.1.698755+rev-807e9154dcb16384b1b765ebe9cd2bba2ac287fd
../nix-installer install --no-confirm
nix run nixpkgs#hello
-- Note: this step is, surprisingly, load bearing!/nix/nix-installer uninstall --no-confirm
Using
lldb
'sbt all
, we can see the main thread is usingsecurity_framework
andrustls_native_certs
to get certificates:...and thread 19 is running in what I think is a Grand Central Dispatch queue to
copy_certificates_from_keychain
:full session:
btall.txt
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