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When Cypress starts for the very first time after installation, it checks that it can run using a smoke test and then saves its status in JSON file. Usually this file is inside ~/.cache/Cypress/<version>/<Cypress app>/binary_state.json. Unfortunately, this breaks the new Mac code notarization, see #6013 (comment) - no new files can be saved into the <Cypress app> folder.
I propose we move the binary_state.json file into ``~/.cache/Cypress//` folder instead.
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The code for this is done in cypress-io/cypress#6090, but has yet to be released.
We'll update this issue and reference the changelog when it's released.
Cypress v3.8.1
When Cypress starts for the very first time after installation, it checks that it can run using a smoke test and then saves its status in JSON file. Usually this file is inside
~/.cache/Cypress/<version>/<Cypress app>/binary_state.json
. Unfortunately, this breaks the new Mac code notarization, see #6013 (comment) - no new files can be saved into the<Cypress app>
folder.I propose we move the
binary_state.json
file into ``~/.cache/Cypress//` folder instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: