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https://github.com/ruby/ruby-builder/releases/download/toolcache/ruby-3.1.4-macos-latest.tar.gz is an amd64 binary, not an aarch64. So that never worked on purpose on macos-arm64. But maybe it accidentally did through Rosetta? That would be pretty slow though.
Ruby 3.1 fails to build on macos-arm64: #494 (comment)
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Version 1.155 would successfully download https://github.com/ruby/ruby-builder/releases/download/toolcache/ruby-3.1.4-macos-latest.tar.gz
How did that work? Until the last release macos-arm64 was not supported and so considered self-hosted and so would never download a prebuilt ruby AFAIK.
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How did that work? Until the last release macos-arm64 was not supported and so considered self-hosted and so would never download a prebuilt ruby AFAIK.
Apologies - I must be wrong about that piece. Maybe it wasn't downloading a prebuilt Ruby - I didn't actually witness it doing that.
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So maybe someone followed the self-hosted instructions given by setup-ruby and manually installed ruby 3.1.4 on your self-hosted runner(s). That should work as good as it did before.
In any case I'll try to support 3.1.x on macos-arm64.
Any help to figure out why it fails to build is welcome, e.g. maybe you can run RUBY_CONFIGURE_OPTS=--disable-shared ruby-build --verbose 3.1.4 ~/tmp/ruby-3.1.4
and report if that works on your macos-arm4 machine and investigate if it doesn't.
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3.1.x on macos-arm64 added: #494 (comment)
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