added basic support for the macOS builtin vpn using scutil #16
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this should enable wireguard connections as they can are added to the system preferences (network).
It doesn't find IKEv2 VPNs, so I wouldn't count on it showing Wireguard VPNs. What kind of VPNs do you have? |
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I do have one wireguard setup (mullvad) and it shows up in system preferences and in scutil as |
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This should enable wireguard connections, too. They are added to system preferences / network.
the idea to use scutil comes from stve's workflow: https://github.com/stve/alfred-vpn but I did not want to have two workflows.
at the moment builtin is listed as an app in the config, I did not know how to work around this.