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VS Code extension for Sourcery
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aarch64 vscode ssh sourcery is not starting #77

Open hikariatama opened 2 years ago

hikariatama commented 2 years ago

I'm running Oracle Ampere arm64. Sourcery fails with /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory If you need any further info, I'll give it

reka commented 2 years ago

Hi @hikariatama ,

Sorry, Sourcery currently doesn't support ARM. We support M1 Mac via the Rosetta emulator, but not Oracle Ampere arm64.

https://docs.sourcery.ai/Troubleshooting/supported-operating-systems/

hikariatama commented 2 years ago

Any workaround? (Temporary one) Sourcery is working fine on my win11 machine, but via vscode remote it doesn't

Murithijoshua commented 2 years ago

Hi @hikariatama I also faced the same by both vscode and vscode insiders. However it is working well on Pycharm. For the meantime you can go ahead and use pycharm/Sublime

hikariatama commented 2 years ago

Hi @hikariatama I also faced the same by both vscode and vscode insiders. However it is working well on Pycharm. For the meantime you can go ahead and use pycharm/Sublime

Apparently I'm sublime user, but I got copilot and that's why I migrated to vscode

hikariatama commented 2 years ago

I've tried renaming original binary to sourcery-original, and then compiling my own, which runs the original ones through qemu-x86_64, but I get the same error (/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: No such file or directory). If someone knows, how can I bypass this, please. Any workaround for VSCode. Also, I tried running sourcery locally on Windows by specifying "force UI" flag in settings.json. This didn't work either

noirchen commented 1 year ago

Any updates on the M1 version? I see there is a universal sourcery cli now, how far is it before we can have an M1 native extension?