Without autopkg-assets.pkg , you’d have to fork the upstream recipe and embed your script—then rebase every time the parent recipe changes.
Think of it as the “toolkit” or “runtime” for your AutoPkg environment. autopkg-assets.pkg
Enter autopkg-assets.pkg , the unsung hero of the AutoPkg ecosystem. At its core, autopkg-assets.pkg isn’t a processor or a recipe. It’s a convention—a small, versioned macOS package that acts as a shared dependency for your AutoPkg recipes. It contains the non-software assets your recipes need to build a complete, production‑ready package. Without autopkg-assets
If your AutoPkg setup is still copying the same license script into ten different recipe repos, you’re working too hard. Build autopkg-assets.pkg once, depend on it everywhere, and reclaim your automation sanity. depend on it everywhere