We need to make sure that ddev works on macOS Big Sur when it comes out, and can succeed running all tests, etc.
At this point, I have a recurring docker bug that causes a full system crash, after which Docker can't start.
The crash full-on system crash occurs every time you do a ddev start when using NFS. It has been reported via slack to the Docker desktop team, https://dockercommunity.slack.com/archives/G013121J9RN/p1599748088025500?thread_ts=1599166573.012100&cid=G013121J9RN
Immediate system crash, after which docker won't start, factory defaults reset is required. (Sometimes even that won't do it)
Docker seems to work OK without nfs-mount-enabled.
The crash appears to be a macOS Big Sur bug with NFS, see https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOSBeta/comments/ij84h6/nfs_server_bug_in_macos_11_big_sur_beta_5/
The bug still appears in beta6. I'm downloading beta7, which was released today.
The nfs crash is fixed in beta7, yay!
Most of the test suite is working. I had to move the testdir to within homedir instead of /tmp (/var/folders) in #2516, but that's a good thing. It's better there, and the test runner setup is easier.
brew cask install ngrok and that's it. But just right-clicking and saying open anyway fixes it. I've had at least one manual full test run, so calling this good for now. I have suspicions about some intermittent trouble with Docker edge.
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The nfs crash is fixed in beta7, yay!