docs(mac): mention hardened runtime in ad-hoc vs no signing section#9647
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Merging and bypassing failed test since this is purely a docs update. (The yarn v1 e2e test is flaky due to yarn v1 resolution logic, but other versions seem to test stable) |
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#9007 seems to have caused some confusion because in adding an ad-hoc signature, it caused some projects to unexpectedly have hardened runtime turned on for them. See, for example: #5850 (comment), #9396, #9529
Hardened runtime seems to have been on by default, but this state wasn't applied in the past when no signature was used. See #9529 (comment) for the context.
As a step to try to resolve this, I added a note in the documentation about code signing mentioning this distinction along with the most common issues people may see with this change and their solutions.