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Add M1 prebuilds #2245

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I have no idea whether this will work, but maybe worth a try? I don't have a M1, so I can't even test this :)

But it does build something when I run the workflow on my fork, and the compiler log has output that suggests it is actually building an arm64 version. The upload step fails in my fork, and I am not familiar enough with that to fix this. Maybe a maintainer here could test things and see whether this might actually be producing the correct binaries?

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chearon commented May 17, 2023

I don’t think it could be this easy because all of the dependencies have to be in the right architecture too.

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Ah, true...

Is the most realistic option here to get a Mac mini, and add that as a self-hosted runner? At least until GitHub offers M-chip hosted runners? I have a downstream project that is very much stuck on the lack of prebuild M1 binaries here, and it might be the easiest for me to just get a Mac mini and (if you are ok with that) connect it to this repo here?

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Any clue on how this could be picked up again? Is this something anyone can do?

@jamesbvaughan
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This should be possible now that GitHub offers Apple silicon runners, right?

https://github.blog/2023-10-02-introducing-the-new-apple-silicon-powered-m1-macos-larger-runner-for-github-actions/

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