create .app on apple silicon (m1)

[luxus]

create .app on apple silicon (m1)

[luxus]

hi yatli,
Thanks for the fast response,
what i did was downloading the release and copied it to /Applications
Download and install https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download

git clone https://github.com/yatli/fvim
cd fvim
dotnet build -c Release
./pack.sh osx.11.0-arm64
unzip publish/*.zip -d /Applications/

Is it possible to have a build included in releases for the next release?

PS here is a pre-build (WARNING: DON'T DOWNLOAD FILES FROM STRANGERS)
https://we.tl/t-ux5SoO96lo

[yatli]

pack.sh osx.11.0-arm64

[yatli]

pack.sh should generate a zipped app package under publish folder already, but yeah copying the files would also work.

[luxus]

i created a pull request.. i hope i did it right :D

[yatli]

ooh, I didn't realize pack.sh does not work for arm64. Good catch!

Could you verify that it will generate zipped app that is actually working? If so I'll add it to the release pipeline.

[luxus]

yes it works

[yatli]

great, let's merge this.

[yatli]

https://v-yadli.visualstudio.com/fvim/_build/results?buildId=730&view=artifacts&pathAsName=false&type=publishedArtifacts

CI pipeline is now generating osx-arm64 artifacts.

Thanks!

[luxus]

thank you so much

ps its just cosmetics but its macOS instead OSX since many years and its aarch64 instead of arm64

[yatli]

first part (s/OSX/macOS) I fully agree. Too old to notice the world has moved on (and I even expect to see suffix like -ppc :O ).

For arm64 vs aarch64, I'm not sure though. Debian says arm64 but Fedora/Arch says aarch64. It depends on the macOS convention (if there is one).

[luxus]

i guess debian and you are similar "Too old to notice the world has moved on" j/k :D
nix use aarch64 too.. i think debian is the only one :D