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stop the macOS PKG step from hanging on Intel runners - #195
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Signed-off-by: Peter Jausovec <peter.jausovec@solo.io>
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Problem
In release run 39799604643, the x86_64 macOS installer job (
macos-15-intel) hung afterpkgbuilduntil it hit GitHub's 6-hour job limit. The arm64 job (macos-26) passed.Likely cause
productbuild --signproduced no output afterpkgbuild. The installer key was imported with only/usr/bin/pkgbuildon its access list, soproductbuildprobably triggered a keychain access prompt. A headless runner can't answer that prompt.Changes
import-macos-signing.sh: also give/usr/bin/productbuildaccess to the Developer ID Installer key.release-macos.yml: addtimeout-minutes: 60toBuild PKG, so a future hang fails after an hour instead of six.