[bug]: bad cpu type for executables exa and jq

rrpolanco commented 10 months ago

What happened?

zinit is downloading the wrong binary for exa and jq.

Downloading jqlang/jq… (at label: jq…)

(Requesting `jq-osx-amd64'…)
############################################################################################################################################################################# 100.0%
[ziextract] Successfully extracted and assigned +x chmod to the file: jq-osx-amd64.
jq-osx-amd64 -> jq

Downloading ogham/exa… (at label: exa…)

(Requesting `exa-macos-x86_64-v0.10.1.zip'…)
############################################################################################################################################################################# 100.0%
[ziextract] Unpacking the files from: `exa-macos-x86_64-v0.10.1.zip'…
Archive:  exa-macos-x86_64-v0.10.1.zip
  inflating: completions/exa.bash    
  inflating: completions/exa.zsh     
  inflating: completions/exa.fish    
  inflating: man/exa.1               
  inflating: man/exa_colors.5        
  inflating: bin/exa                 
[ziextract] Successfully extracted and assigned +x chmod to the file: bin/exa.
/Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/polaris/man/man1/exa.1 -> /Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/plugins/exa/man/exa.1
/Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/polaris/man/man5/exa_colors.5 -> /Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/plugins/exa/man/exa_colors.5
/Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/completions/_exa -> /Users/rafael/.local/share/zinit/plugins/exa/completions/exa.zsh
.zinit-json-get-value:4: bad CPU type in executable: jq

Steps to reproduce

zinit wait lucid light-mode for \
  from'gh-r' \
  as'program' \
  pick'bin/exa' \
  atclone'ln -nsvf "$PWD/man/"*.1 "${ZINIT[MAN_DIR]}/man1"' \
  atclone'ln -nsvf "$PWD/man/"*.5 "${ZINIT[MAN_DIR]}/man5"' \
  atclone'ln -nsvf "$PWD/completions/exa.zsh" "${ZINIT[COMPLETIONS_DIR]}/_exa"' \
  atload'alias ls="exa --icons --time-style=iso --git --classify --color-scale --color=auto"' \
  atload'alias ll="exa --icons --time-style=iso --git --classify --color-scale --color=auto --long -i --extended"' \
  atload'alias tree="exa --icons --time-style=iso --git --classify --color-scale --color=auto --tree"' \
  id-as'auto' \
  @ogham/exa

zinit wait lucid light-mode for \
  from'gh-r' \
  as'program' \
  mv'jq-* -> jq' \
  id-as'auto' \
  @jqlang/jq

Relevant output

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Screenshots and recordings

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Operating System & Version

Zsh version

zsh 5.9 (arm-apple-darwin22.1.0)

Terminal emulator

Terminal | xterm-256color

If using WSL on Windows, which version of WSL

None

Additional context

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rrpolanco commented 10 months ago

Upon close inspection, it turns out that for jq there is no arm64 binary for jq-1.6 (latest stable release):

Downloading jqlang/jq… (at label: jq…)
[gh-r] Error: bpick ice found no release assets. To fix, modify the bpick glob pattern *macos-arm*
[gh-r] Error: No GitHub release assets found for jq-1.6

Fixed it by bpicking the pre-release version of jq where macos-arm64 binary is published.

For exa I had to resort to using zinit-annex-rust to fix my issue since exa does not publish macos-arm64 binaries to github releases:

zinit ice rustup cargo'exa' as"command" pick"bin/exa"
zinit load zdharma-continuum/null

vladdoster commented 9 months ago

@rrpolanco,

Exa is unmaintained and the maintained fork is exa-community/eza. Unfortunately, it does not yet have macOS binaries (I'm working on a PR to add it as a build target).

You shouldn't have any issue using the x86_64 exa binary.

I use the follwing recipe (GitHub link):

zi aliases from'gh-r' lbin'!' light-mode nocompile for \
    atload"!(){setopt no_aliases;alias l='eza -blF';alias la='eza -abghilmu';alias ll='eza -al';alias ls='eza --git --group-directo
ries-first';}" \
    if'[[ $VENDOR != apple ]]' \
  @eza-community/eza \
    atload"!(){setopt no_aliases;alias l='exa -blF';alias la='exa -abghilmu';alias ll='exa -al';alias ls='exa --git --group-directo
ries-first';}" \
    if'[[ $VENDOR = apple ]]' \
  @ogham/exa

You can simplify your jq recipe by using the binary-symlink annex.

zi load @zdharma-continuum/zinit-annex-binary-symlink
zi from'gh-r' lbin'!' for @jqlang/jq

[!NOTE]
Ignore the debug logging (set via export ZINIT[DEBUG]='1')

vladdoster commented 6 months ago

@rrpolanco,

Issue closed and locked due to lack of activity. If you encounter this same issue, please open a new issue and refer to this closed one.

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