fix: use timestamped local-dev dirs to avoid SIGKILL on macOS#807
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fix: use timestamped local-dev dirs to avoid SIGKILL on macOS#807
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On macOS, overwriting a Mach-O binary in-place (same inode) while it's running causes the kernel's code signature cache to become stale, resulting in SIGKILL (exit 137) for new processes exec'd from that inode. Use `local-dev-<timestamp>` directories instead of a fixed `local-dev` so each `pnpm bootstrap-cli` installs to a fresh path with new inodes. Old local-dev directories are cleaned up before each install.
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On macOS, overwriting a Mach-O binary in-place (same inode) while
it's running causes the kernel's code signature cache to become stale,
resulting in SIGKILL (exit 137) for new processes exec'd from that inode.
Use
local-dev-<timestamp>directories instead of a fixedlocal-devso each
pnpm bootstrap-cliinstalls to a fresh path with new inodes.Old local-dev directories are cleaned up before each install.