Building darwin arm64 binaries by default on CI and amd64 during releases #2166
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Signed-off-by: Juan Bustamante <jbustamante@vmware.com>
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| # since macos-14 the latest runner is arm64 | ||
| os: macos-arm64 |
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Can we be certain that we'll always land on a macos-14 runner? Is it deterministic?
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well, until the latest runner is updated I think the answer is yes.
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Summary
By default we will built
darwin/arm64binaries during CI anddarwing/amd64binaries during release, because the new macos runner is based onarmarchitectureOutput
Before
This is a image from our last PR before releasing
0.34.0-rc1themacosbinary is actually anarm64binary instead ofamd64After
Now, we actually saved the binary as
arm64and theamd64will be built laterDocumentation
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Resolves #2167