* Automatically release Xcode images
We should also setup some cron build to update base images.
* Fixed typo
* Cron for monthly updates of the base
* Override xcode_version variable
The Ventura setup in Japan shows Japanese in the first choice.
Typing english in the language selection screen ensures that the setup chooses English all over the world.
* Automated vanilla image creation via VNC
* Require packer-plugin-tart >= 0.5.0
* Signify that vanilla.pkr.hcl is Monterey-specific
* Decrease VM disk sizes from 50 to 40 GB
* Require Tart Packer plugin 0.5.1
* Automated Ventura vanilla image creation from IPSW URL
* Template to automatically disable SIP in recovery mode
* Document where one can get an IPSW URL
* Enable passwordless sudo via SSH
* Allow passwordless sudo without disabling SIP
The `sudoers.d` directory is in-play via the line `#includedir /private/etc/sudoers.d` inside `/private/etc/sudoers`.
By using it, I think it's unnecessary to disable System Integrity Protection. SIP is the thing - I think - that objects to edits inside `/private/etc/sudoers`, and will blow those away on OS updates and so forth.
I totally get:
- you might have other reasons for disabling SIP (I didn't find reference...?)
- you might not care about OS updates since (I bet) the intended use-case is for short-lived containers
... but I figure doing this is one less step away from Apple's defaults, and so one less thing to check as Apple issues updates.
I verified that this worked for me via running it, then shutting down the VM, restarting, and checking I could still passwordless-sudo.
I _didn't_ verify that this survived an OS-update because I was using the 12.6 current-latest monterey.
* Restore disable-SIP step
* Optionality
* Remove check step
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Fedor Korotkov
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Timothy Sutton
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