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<cransom>
you should have a `darwin` entry from `nix-channel --list`. if not, adding it shoudl fix it.
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<abathur>
dhess: I saw an old IRC log convo where you were fishing around about running containers on macOS without docker; guessing it's still a fool's errand but curious if you found anything that made you happy :)
<abathur>
dhess: I've got a minorly-risky fuzzing tool I'd like to be able to package + sandbox in some cross-platform way, and it seems like everything is a dead-end or half-solution :/
<abathur>
dhess: I'm only sort of reluctantly looking at VM/container approaches in the first place, even that feels like a very heavy dependency for fuzzing some shell script
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<dhess>
abathur: what about implementing it as a "Fuzzer as a service"?
<dhess>
That's about as lightweight and portable as it gets
<dhess>
behind the scenes it could just run on some provisioned container
<dhess>
Maybe a GitHub Action?
<dhess>
anyway sounds like Minikube would not be suitable for this, given your concerns about complexity and depdencies. It's much easier to download and install Docker for Mac than to set up minikube.
<dhess>
The reason I was hunting for a non-Docker solution wasn't because I was looking for something lighter weight; it was because I don't trust the docker binary.
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<abathur>
dhess yeah; service is unfortunately the way I'm leaning just to be able to provide a useful abstraction regardless of platform, while avoiding having to spend a lot of time on my own compatibility layer for what is still roughly just a proof-of-concept thing
<abathur>
dhess can you expound a bit on why you don't trust the docker binary?