Any plans for releasing macOS builds for Apple Silicon?

[marcomasser]

I noticed that the releases for danger-js contain binaries for macOS (e.g. the current release 10.8.0). This binary is Intel-only (x86_64) and since this is also the one that is used when installing via Homebrew (brew install danger/tap/danger-js), users on Apple Silicon Macs (arm64) can’t meaningfully use this for Danger Swift as installed via Homebrew. That’s because Danger Swift does not offer binaries and the code is compiled locally when running brew install danger/tap/danger-swift. This results in a situation where the danger binary is x86_64, but the danger-swift binary is arm64.

Honestly, I don’t understand how these two things relate to each other, but running some danger-swift commands works (e.g. danger-swift edit), but others result in an error (e.g. danger-swift pr [URL]):

/var/folders/vk/v4gx2v6x4972w9v5r1xggx000000gn/T/_tmp_dangerfile.swift:11:8: error: module 'Danger' was created for incompatible target arm64-apple-macosx10.10: /opt/homebrew/lib/danger/Danger.swiftmodule
import Danger
       ^

I guess that this happens:

• Somehow danger is run in an x86_64 environment (because it’s compiled only for that)
• danger runs danger-swift (which inherits the x86_64 environment)
• danger-swift tries to load libDanger.dylib – but that doesn’t work because it was only compiled for arm64 💥

I would also guess that this setup would work if the danger binary were compatible with arm64 (i.e. either a separate download or a Universal binary). If that is true, are there any plans on releasing binaries for that?

[orta]

No plans for me to look into it, but someone else is welcome to