Automate MAC_ARM64 releases to SDKMAN!

[ali-ince]

I am on an M1 Macbook and when I try to install neo4j-migrations through sdkman, I get the following error;

❯ sdk install neo4jmigrations

Stop! neo4jmigrations 1.10.1 is not available. Possible causes:
 * 1.10.1 is an invalid version
 * neo4jmigrations binaries are incompatible with your platform
 * neo4jmigrations has not been released yet

Tip: see all available versions for your platform:

  $ sdk list neo4jmigrations

The command sdk list neo4jmigrations outputs only the following version, which I am able to install explicitly.

================================================================================
Available Neo4jmigrations Versions
================================================================================
     1.5.1

Any pointers/workarounds would be greatly appreciated :)

[michael-simons]

Hey @ali-ince Thanks for the ticket! GitHub does not yet provide MacARM runners and I haven't succeeded on setting up one.

I have uploaded an ARM binary for the 1.10.1 to the release and also updated SDKMan! manually build on a private machine.

Please give me feedback if this works for you but keep the ticket open. Thank you!

[ali-ince]

Thanks for looking into it, but I believe there is a problem with the uploaded version, as it just quits with a killed message;

❯ neo4j-migrations
[1]    27080 killed     neo4j-migrations

I think we'll need to wait until github actions support the M1 arch.

[michael-simons]

The compressor I use does not work, I can reproduce this. ~And while trying to fix the release on SDK Man, I completely broke it.~

Scratch that @ali-ince, I realized what I did wrong. A reinstall of 1.10.1 will work now.

The binary I put up on Github works now.

[michael-simons]

@all-contributors add @ali-ince for usertesting

[allcontributors[bot]]

@michael-simons

I've put up a pull request to add @ali-ince! :tada:

[michael-simons]

Linux ARM64 binaries are now published automatically. Same approach with a custom runner can be used eventually for Mac ARM binaries.