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FWIW, it seems this is only really an issue if you try to run PIE from the GUI. I was able to successfully download and run PIE on an ARM64 Mac by doing: $ wget <the url>
$ gh attestation verify --owner php pie-macOS-ARM64
$ chmod +x pie-macOS-ARM64
$ ./pie-macOS-ARM64 -vMy initial impressions are that this probably doesn't need to be done then? 🤔 Feedback welcome. |
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#443 - slated for 1.4.0 release - introduces an experimental executable version of PIE. However, this does not immediately run on OSX platforms, as it seems binaries have to go through some kind of Apple signature process. For this, we would need to get an Apple Developer account (a.k.a Apple tax) at $99/yr, and then set up CI to sign the executable as part of the process.
As per thread #443 (comment) there are a few potentially helpful resources here:
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