Adding touch ID support (via new data protection keychain) #136
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alexw23
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SecItemUpdate only accepts the SetData (kSecValueData) param for an update when SetAccessControl (kSecAttrAccessControl) was set on original item.
Also added a check to ensure we are running in a bundled app context.
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This update mainly enables Touch ID support and adds support for data protection keychain.
From this article, macOS has two keychain implementations:
Currently this package is using the (File-based keychain). However eventually, the file-based keychain will be phased out and is unofficially deprecated by Apple.
The new keychain (
data_protection_keychain.go) is mostly copied fromkeychain.go. There were some challenges because keychain.go currently relies on99-designs/go-keychainwhich is quite an old version, and the latest version ofkeybase/go-keychainhas removed support for file-based keychain.Merging
keybase/go-keychainback into 99designs/go-keychain doesn't make sense askeybaseis more actively maintained. I've locked to my current PR of keychain/go-keychain.The existing keychain.go can still be used but should be considered as
FileBasedKeychain. I didn't rename it for compatibility reasons.Testing hasn't been added yet because end-to-end testing the data protection keychain requires a signed macOS app, so we need to figure out how to do that on a CI/CD level.