Liam Dawson

By default, macos filesystems aren't case-sensitive. Being the default, changing this behaviour could trip up other macos apps. However, I've encountered issues where code ran locally, then failed in production: I used mismatching case when opening a file, which worked on my dev machine, but failed on the remote Linux filesystem. As a practice, I now keep a special directory for projects, and ensure it's case sensitive. Thanks to APFS, you can keep a case-sensitive volume, and mount it wherever...