For macOS (Darwin), some users are running on Intel silicon (x86_64),
some on Apple silicon (aarch64). The purpose of this commit is to
generate a universal binary of alr for macOS, so that users won't need
to specify which version they need -- the loader will select the
appropriate binary.
To do this, a new job 'build-macos-universal' runs after the 'build'
job has completed (which implies completion of its runs on macos-13
(x86_64) and macos-14 (aarch64)).
This job dowloads & unpacks the x86_64 build to x86_64/, and the
aarch64 build to aarch64/. It then copies aarch64/ to universal/ (so
as to include the additional information, and runs lipo to create the
universal binary in universal/bin/alr. The new binary has to be marked
as executable, don't know why.
alr-nightly-bin-universal-macos.zip is created and uploaded to the
release directory.
For macOS (Darwin), some users are running on Intel silicon (x86_64),
some on Apple silicon (aarch64). The purpose of this commit is to
generate a universal binary of alr for macOS, so that users won't need
to specify which version they need -- the loader will select the
appropriate binary.
To do this, a new job 'build-macos-universal' runs after the 'build'
job has completed (which implies completion of its runs on macos-13
(x86_64) and macos-latest (aarch64)).
This job dowloads & unpacks the latest prerelease x86_64 build to
x86_64/, and the latest prerelease aarch64 build to aarch64/. It then
runs lipo to create the universal binary in ./bin/alr. The new binary
has to be marked as executable, don't know why.
alr-<release]-bin-universal-macos.zip is created and uploaded to the
release directory.
Remove two steps that were inserted to check that no
com.apple.quarantine attributes were applied when the individual
architecture builds were downloaded (none were applied).