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In case anyone else is automating their Firefox + puma-dev setup, here's one way to install the puma-dev CA cert without using the GUI or other manual intervention:
# Tell Firefox about the puma-dev CA cert. Don't care whether Firefox is# currently installed, since we still need this to work when/if it is.## https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates/blob/master/README.md#certificates--installforfirefoxin firefox firefoxdeveloperedition;do
plist="/Library/Preferences/org.mozilla.$firefox.plist"
[[ -f"$plist" ]] || sudo plutil -create xml1 "$plist"
sudo plutil -replace EnterprisePoliciesEnabled -bool TRUE "$plist"
sudo plutil -replace Certificates -json "{ \"Install\": [ \"$HOME/Library/Application Support/io.puma.dev/cert.pem\" ] }""$plist"done
(Alternatively, you could enable Keychain support instead of installing the specific cert.)
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In case anyone else is automating their Firefox + puma-dev setup, here's one way to install the puma-dev CA cert without using the GUI or other manual intervention:
(Alternatively, you could enable Keychain support instead of installing the specific cert.)
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