I understand. But the main reason for me to use Cabbage is NOT having to install Xcode because I don’t even have 25gb free on my internal drive. I know what you’re saying man and you are absolutely right, 500 bucks for a unlimited license is a bargain. But I just want to have my plugins grouped in my own “company name” and not generic under everything else that is made with Cabbage.
I understand. If I was looking for a way around this, I would probably use a github action to build my own version of Cabbage remotely, using modified sources. The code would be available publically so wouldn’t violate any license, and I wouldn’t need to install XCode. It would invovle a bit of setting up though.
FWIW, this is the azure pipeline for building Cabbage remotely. You’d need to hack this and use Azure DevOps, or update the script to a GitHub actions yml and keep everything on github.
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