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pyobjc_macos_execution_policy_developer_tool_status_check.py

python

Accesses the macOS Execution Policy framework to check

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pyobjc_macos_execution_policy_developer_tool_status_check.py
1import ExecutionPolicy
2from Foundation import NSURL
3
4def check_execution_policy():
5    # Create a URL for a specific executable or script to check
6    item_url = NSURL.fileURLWithPath_("/usr/bin/python3")
7    
8    # Initialize the EPDeveloperToolStatus or EPPrivilegedExecutionStatus
9    # Note: ExecutionPolicy is a specialized framework usually used for 
10    # checking developer tool status or managing execution exceptions.
11    
12    status = ExecutionPolicy.EPDeveloperToolStatus.alloc().init()
13    
14    # Check if the current process has developer tool authorization
15    is_authorized = status.isAuthorized()
16    
17    print(f"Item URL: {item_url.path()}")
18    print(f"Developer Tool Authorized: {is_authorized}")
19
20if __name__ == "__main__":
21    check_execution_policy()