Closed werenall closed 6 months ago
Hi @werenall
thank you for the heads up! To be honest, we haven't tested HOP cli on Apple Silicon (we don't have a suitable machine at hand).
Looking a bit deeper into this issue, I've found that jsass, the library internally used by duct.compiler/saas, does actually have support for Apple Silicon, in its latest released version. As far as I can see in the jsass
releases' changelogs, there are no breaking changes between the version currently used by duct.compiler/sass
(5.5.6) and the latest version.
So I think it would be a better option to open a PR against duct.compiler/sass
to upgrade to jsass
5.11.0, instead of forcing people using Apple Silicon hardware to use the amd64
docker images (reducing performance, and consuming more electricity, for no real gain).
What do you think?
I opened a pull request in duct-framework/compiler.sass#3
@werenall duct-framework/compiler.sass#3 was merged, and just today James Reeves published a new version of duct.compiler/sass
(0.3.0) to clojars.org.
If you upgrade that dependency in your project, the issue should go away.
On the other hand, we will update hop-cli to use that new dependency version by default.
Hi @iarenaza! Sorry for the prolonged silence. Hoping my hobby project will get some traction now. Thanks for the update! Works like a charm now without any nasty workarounds :)
First of all - thanks for pushing Hop to such great lengths. It's amazing how convenient it is.
However I have problems running the newly generated project an an M3 chip. When I run
(dev)
and then(go)
I getPlatform linux:aarch64 not supported
.After inspecting the stacktrace I realise that it's failing in duct's SASS compiler. Googling SASS and this error I encounter many posts mentioning node-sass being problematic with arm64. Duct's SASS compiler uses jSASS but I think it's likely they share this problem.
The fix is actually simple, should you ever run into that problem. You just add
DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64
right before yourdocker-compose up [...]
in the `start-dev.sh