[ekidd]

> Are you saying that you’re ready to put your name on an app you’ve shipped but never tested yourself?

At work, I do this for in-house command-line tools. I have automated unit tests and integration tests, and all the compilation is done on a CI server. And if a problem slips through automated testing, well, then somebody will ping me on Slack and I'll fix it.

I only need to take out my MacBook Air to debug something once every year or two.

We may actually need to start a conversation at work about whether we want to continue supporting Macs internally. We could notarize our own CLI tools, but we also rely on lots of open source CLI tools, and I understand that all of those will eventually need to be notarized, too.