Open stephenchu opened 2 years ago
Hello @stephenchu,
As you may have guessed, I'm not a mac user. Could you give me more details?
The build and pre-build is automated. I can try a cross-compile for your OS and ARCH.
Will you be able to install a golang build environment on you mac? So we could test together how it works.
I didn't look at the pre-build binaries steps for a while. I see some commented line in the Makefile
# build for OSX
docopts-OSX: docopts.go
env GOOS=darwin go build -o docopts-OSX docopts.go
So I did:
GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build -o docopts-arm64-OSX docopts.go
It's compiled from master branch, base64 encoded:
File signature is of the original binary before base64 encoding is:
md5sum docopts-arm64-OSX
8120da3c7138a63f0e8e928e5b4e2aac docopts-arm64-OSX
You can get back the compiled binary from:
EDIT (added a command to visually check md5 signature)
$ base64 -d < docopts-arm64-OSX.txt > docopts-arm64-OSX
$ chmod a+x ./docopts-arm64-OSX
# verify signature
$ md5sum docopts-arm64-OSX
8120da3c7138a63f0e8e928e5b4e2aac docopts-arm64-OSX
tell me is it works.
Regards, Sylvain.
I can confirm the binary is working on my M1 mac
Thanks @donovanbai-dd
I will add this target to the release script. And republish the latest release.
Will it will be done, I will close the issue.
It is due to the pre-built binaries don't have a "darwin" and "arm", I think.
Since M1 macs are out for a while now, do you think the pre-built binary releases can support a new "darwin" "arm" download? Thanks.