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2024 GitHub Actions macOS runner image roadmap #9255
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One question that doesn't seem to be addressed anywhere (and I realize this was just published today and doesn't have all the details): When macOS-14 becomes latest, does that mean all macOS runners will move to M1 instances, or will macOS-14 be available on Intel-based runners? |
@dpogue according to the announcement macOS-14 agents will run exclusively on M1 vCPUs
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@Steve-Glass is there any timeline for macOS-14 to be deployed on Azure DevOps? |
I have the same question. It would be great to have the macos-14 build agent available in Azure DevOps. |
+1 regarding |
Are their any plans to add docker? |
Following the GitHub runner roadmap: actions/runner-images#9255 fixes #1508
Following the GitHub runner roadmap: actions/runner-images#9255 fixes #1508
Following the GitHub runner roadmap: actions/runner-images#9255 fixes #1508
Following the GitHub runner roadmap: actions/runner-images#9255 fixes #1508
Macos 13 stays on x86, macos 14 will be on arm64 See: actions/runner-images#9255 And: actions/runner-images#9254
Macos 13 stays on x86, macos 14 will be on arm64. Unfortunately arm64 mac runners don't support virtualization: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-github-hosted-runners/about-larger-runners/about-larger-runners#limitations-for-macos-larger-runners See: actions/runner-images#9255 And: actions/runner-images#9254
Following the GitHub runner roadmap: actions/runner-images#9255 fixes #1508
Is there any roadmap for supporting xcode 15 as the default on the macOS-13 image? I appreciate this may not be the correct place to ask, but was just curious as Apple is requiring xcode 15 for app store apps as of 29th April, and I wanted to see if we will need to manually set the version in our xcode v5 task. |
Good timing! Xcode 15 is the default in the runner image currently being rolled out: |
Wow! That was fast! ;) Excellent news, thanks very much. :) |
macOS 11 has [been deprecated][1] by GitHub actions runners. [1]: actions/runner-images#9255 (comment)
macOS 11 has [been deprecated][1] by GitHub actions runners. [1]: actions/runner-images#9255 (comment)
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
actions/runner-images#9255 - macOS 11 is removed - macOS 14 is added
macOS 11 support has been dropped in the GitHub-hosted CI runners: actions/runner-images#9255. This has the unpleasant effect of breaking all our CI until this gets merged.
macOS 11 support has been dropped in the GitHub-hosted CI runners: actions/runner-images#9255. This has the unpleasant effect of breaking all our CI until this gets merged.
Breaking changes
Updates to the macOS runner image release cycle were published today, along with the macOS 14 announcement. In addition, the roadmap for calendar year 2024 has been presented below. This announcement will be updated with links to public roadmap objectives as they become publicly available.
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