Build release for darwin/arm64

[nicerloop]

There currently is no binary build for macos on arm. I would gladly contribute if I had an arm mac :)

It makes 0.12.0 version fail tests for homebrew (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/119263) Or is it https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba/issues/14 ?

[patrick-mccourt]

I will look to include support for Apple Silicon on the next release (no timeframe just yet)

I think the failure of the test on the homebrew side is down to a slight change in convention of how jdks are named.

the test is running jabba install zulu@16.0-0

There is no zulu@16.0-0 in the new index, version numbers are just what we get back from the discoapi, so we have:

zulu@16.0.2 zulu@16.0.1 zulu@16

[nicerloop]

The zulu@16.0-0 is misleading, it should be replaced with zulu@16 (or zulu@17 for a LTS version), but currently the checks pass on x86-64 by falling back to zulu@16.0.2 for whatever reason. I think the homebrew test failure is due to the architecture naming mismatch between go (arm64) and index.js (aarch64) observed in https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba/issues/14#issuecomment-1368473036

I think several actions need to be realized: 1) resolve the architecture name mismatch identified in https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba/issues/14#issuecomment-1368473036 2) add a compile target for release binaries 3) ensure the install scripts take care of the added binary for the added architecture

Only 1) is necessary for homebrew installations, as 2) and 3) are handled by homebrew.

I would intend this issue to track 2) and 3) only.

[martonsz]

@patrick-mccourt Do you need some help with this repo? I could contribute to this repo in my spare time. Which is not much. But better than nothing? :)

[patrick-mccourt]

Hi @martonsz, would never turn away a willing volunteer. :) I like you am doing what I can in my spare time, and at the moment my golang skills are a bit lacking so I'm trying to get up to speed on that before I make any big changes. The main thing at the moment is deciding what to do with the project. There are a couple ideas already in issues, like tackling any tech debt, updating dependencies and so on. Also the last RC should really be published as a full release, and automating that is something I'd like to look at too. I think once I've gotten up to speed with things, I'll need to farm some feature requests from users.

I usually dedicate a bit of time to this every other Friday and more if I can.

[martonsz]

I'm new to Golang too. But I have been a Java backend developer for 10+ years :)

I saw your plans about catching up with dependencies and tech dept. That's good! I understand that you would like to fix this first. But I think it would be a good idea to release a working darwin/arm64 version to the public so we can start using Jabba. I'm waiting for this before introducing jabba to my dev team. Your RC works for me :)

[patrick-mccourt]

darwin/arm64 released under 0.12.1

[martonsz]

@patrick-mccourt darwin/arm64 is missing in the 0.12.1 release https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba/releases/tag/0.12.1

The branch https://github.com/Jabba-Team/jabba/commits/feature/support-apple-silicon is not merged yet.

[patrick-mccourt]

@martonsz I should've checked that! Making lots of silly mistakes this release. I can release ARM64 in the morning

[patrick-mccourt]

darwin/arm64 released properly this time!

[martonsz]

@patrick-mccourt The latest file needs to be updated.

I tried to do it myself but I don't have permission to push to this repo.

[patrick-mccourt]

@martonsz good spot, I have updated the file and I've also updated your permissions, you should be able push to each repo now, let me know if you can't

[martonsz]

Now the installer works and I can install ARM-versions of JDKs on my MacBook.