Apple silicon (M1) support

[macbugs]

"In order to build this application and run it on a production macOS system, you will need the endpoint-security entitlement and a developer certificate from Apple."

...which is a blocking issue for many users. 😢 Any chance of an ARM64 release ?

[kikeenrique]

I would also love an Apple Silicon release.

[github-actions]

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[macbugs]

This issue is not "completed" and was wrongfully closed by the bot. Please leave it open so that someone else with a developer certificate might hopefully see it and build for this platform.

[kikeenrique]

I was trying to setup a GitHub action to automate a release including Apple Silicon binaries, but I can't even run the binary locally from Xcode.
After adapting the project to use my team id, the profile misses permissions. It's needed to ask Apple for a special permission named endpoint-security https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements/com_apple_developer_endpoint-security_client
Does anyone know if this is an easy task?

[uthiel]

The task itself is easy, but it took them 13 month to grant me the entitlement.

[xa4hf8]

@kikeenrique

When you have the Endpoint Security entitlement,

1. Create or update an App ID in your Apple Developer account with the Endpoint Security capability (under Additional Capabilities).

2. Generate a provisioning profile that includes this entitlement, switching to manual code signing in Xcode (because this entitlement is not automatically managed). Ensure the app is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarized for macOS deployment (it's not allowed in the app store).

💡 I think you can run the binary locally without this entitlement if you disable SIP.