Is there a way to turn off the sandbox for my UI test target?
My app works with git repositories, so in my tests I want to call out to command-line git to verify the results. But when I try, I get an error that git can't be run from within an app sandbox. Since I never explicitly enabled sandboxing for the app or the tests, I'm having trouble finding how to turn it off. Is it possible? Or will I have to copy git into the test bundle so I can run it from there?
It turns out the fix was to copy git out of Xcode.app, rather than using the one in /usr/bin which is just a little placeholder that forwards to xcrun, and that breaks the sandbox.
I tried copying git to the test bundle, but still got the same error.
How I did it:
I tried adding CODE_SiGNING_ALLOWED=NO to the build settings for my test target, and it built successfully, but the tests wouldn't run since the test runner is still signed so it couldn't run an unsigned test bundle.
Is there a way to un-codesign an application? Maybe I can do that to the test runner before it runs.
It turns out the fix was to copy git out of Xcode.app, rather than using the one in /usr/bin which is just a little placeholder that forwards to xcrun, and that breaks the sandbox.
