Is it intentional that the following lines have been changed from:
Disable Gatekeeper (1/2)
"<wait10s>sudo spctl --global-disable<enter>",
"<wait10s>${var.account_password}<enter>",
# Disable Gatekeeper (2/2)
# On Tahoe opening System Settings through Spotlight is not very reliable, sometimes opens System information
"<wait10s>open '/System/Applications/System Settings.app'<enter>",
"<wait10s><leftCtrlOn><f2><leftCtrlOff><right><right><right><down>Privacy & Security<enter>",
"<wait10s><leftShiftOn><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><leftShiftOff>",
"<wait10s><down><wait1s><down><wait1s><enter>",
"<wait10s>${var.account_password}<enter>",
to
Disable Gatekeeper (1/2)
"<wait10s>sudo spctl --global-disable<enter>",
"<wait10s>admin<enter>",
# Disable Gatekeeper (2/2)
# On Tahoe opening System Settings through Spotlight is not very reliable, sometimes opens System information
"<wait10s>open '/System/Applications/System Settings.app'<enter>",
"<wait10s><leftCtrlOn><f2><leftCtrlOff><right><right><right><down>Privacy & Security<enter>",
"<wait10s><leftShiftOn><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><leftShiftOff>",
"<wait10s><down><wait1s><down><wait1s><enter>",
"<wait10s>admin<enter>",
Since my password is not admin, I get a failure unless I change it back to ${var.account_password}.
Is it intentional that the following lines have been changed from:
Disable Gatekeeper (1/2)
to
Disable Gatekeeper (1/2)
Since my password is not admin, I get a failure unless I change it back to ${var.account_password}.