Open askrix opened 1 year ago
This sounds very much like a Homebrew issue. I'm not sure why it's trying to grab ARM binaries since you're on an Intel based Mac.
That said, it's been a while since I tried building Emacs locally. And I have instead just been relying on my emacs-builds project for the past year.
I'll leave this open for now until I have a chance to try a local build and see what's going on.
Thanks a lot @jimeh for the lightning quick response! Meanwhile, I will check out emacs-builds
. The reason, why I asked for help, is that it would be wonderful to try doom emacs
with Emacs $v29$. The version is not being supported officially as of it yet, and I have trouble running docker.el
.
Cheers, :beers:
Not a problem. My emacs-builds project should work for you then. There's nightly builds both from master (30.x) and the emacs-29 branch.
Though master builds have been broken for a few days while I've been traveling, so should get around to sorting things out next week :)
Hello @jimeh :wave:,
Have you had the opportunity to try a local build? I am still quite curious about your findings regarding the issue I notified you about. ๐
Cheers, ๐ป
@askrix Apologies, I completely forgot to reply. I didn't have any issues running brew bundle
locally. So I'm not sure I can really offer much help here, as it seems to be a Homebrew issue you were having.
Hello everyone ๐๐ผ,
After cloning the project, I followed the installation procedure described in
README.md
. As of it now,brew bundle
doesn't work for me. Particularly, the following error message has been shown:Please see the attached screenshot with the complete stack trace
I tried my best to google for workarounds for the installation of
arm-gcc-bin@8-2019-q3-update
, since there is no available formula for itFurthermore, the current version seems to be $12.2$
Thus, my question is if I have been missing something of requirements, or it is an actual issue to be reported?
Many thanks in advance! Cheers, ๐ป
P.S.: I have MacBook Pro 2019's version with Ventura 13.2.1 (22D68) running.