macos: use /tmp instead of /dev/shm #34097
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…makes tests not really work fine on mac
More shm updates for macos
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This is not the right way to support msgq on macOS. Additionally, the approach in commaai/msgq#635 is also incorrect. |
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Great! Good that I wasn’t adding support for msgq on macOS hahaha, this is
done because running tests fails on macOS because they try to do things on
/dev/shm
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This is not the right way to support msgq on macOS.
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Some things (specially around tests) seem to rely on
/dev/shmitself existing.OPENPILOT_PREFIXcan't be used when ZMQ which is needed for macos... So I thought it'd be better to just give a path for the "/dev/shm" on macos on /tmp which is the closest we can get to itThis is NOT intended to bring msgq support into MacOS.
It is only intended to allow a more graceful approach as things around still seem to rely indirectly on the path
/dev/shmeven though you are using ZMQ