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Drafted due to some bugs to be fixed.
@ttytm
I am sorry, my changes keep failing. Do you have an idea what could have gone wrong?
Hey @kevinmatthes,
Thanks for your efforts!
Yes, the macos-11 runner images were removed after a period of downtime.
Apparently it's still a problem using the toolchain out of the box on the newer mac intel runners. The same failures were the reason I fall back to the old runner for x86 compilation instead of using the macos-13 runner already.
Manually setting up the rust toolchain might work.
@ttytm
Thank you for your review! π
I have already tried to setup Rust manually in 08a531fe204d22ac3c55dd1c82f669c98edbb82b where I called the installation script for rustup
. It did not work as expected, so I switched to the current solution using a GitHub Action.
I will keep thinking about this issue, maybe I can find some other approach...
This comment is just for documentation of the last commits.
The rustup
approach always fails when it comes to copying the downloaded Rust components to ~/.cargo/bin/rustup
. As the directory is now guaranteed to exist, there must be some issue about the source directory...
Thanks again!
Adding super user permissions to the execution of the rustup
installation script does not help, either...
@ttytm
This PR fixes #348. I replaced
macos-11
with the newermacos-12
andmacos-13
settings. Furthermore, inrelease.yml
, I also added further compilation targets such that MacOS versions 12 and 13 will both be targeted withx86_64
as well asarm64
architectures.I would like to ask you to review these changes.