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Permission was not granted to execute the CoderVPN dylib #142
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Few things to note:
Once coder/internal#563 (in review) is resolved, Coder Connect won't turn itself off on sleep, which will mean it won't restart on wake and attempt to download the latest Once #135 is complete, the user won't be prompted to enter their password when a new |
Closes #135. Closes #142. This PR adds an optional privileged `LaunchDaemon` capable of removing the quarantine flag on a downloaded `.dylib` without prompting the user to enter their password. This is most useful when the Coder deployment updates frequently. <img width="597" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5f51b9a3-93ba-46b7-baa3-37c8bd817733" /> The System Extension communicates directly with the `LaunchDaemon`, meaning a new `.dylib` can be downloaded and executed even if the app was closed, which was previously not possible. I've tested this in a fresh 15.4 VM.
Coder Desktop Version: 0.3.0
Every couple of hours, most noticeably when my laptop wakes from sleep, Coder Connect becomes disabled and I get the error "Permission was not granted to execute the CoderVPN dylib." When I re-enable Coder Connect, I have to type in my admin password to grant permission, even though I've done it before.
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