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On an M1 Macbook, I previously installed the x86 version of pulumi out of homebrew. This worked without any issues.
Just before the new year, I noticed that the pulumi binary got an ARM bottle on Homebrew, so I uninstalled the x86 one and installed the arm one. The binary appears to work as well.
Using it via the automation API (arm nodejs) I noticed that after installing a new plugin, that it could not install it because (I assume) no arm version is available
[resource plugin aws-3.22.0] downloading from : unsupported plugin architecture: arm64
Workaround: Reverting back to the x86 version
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We indeed have not started publishing ARM binaries for our providers, so this is expected for now. We intend to do this soon as part of pulumi/pulumi#4868, though I'll leave this issue open as well for now.
@lukehoban - do you have an indication or idea about the time-frame? Would be so great to have this thing out of the way.
We indeed have not started publishing ARM binaries for our providers, so this is expected for now. We intend to do this soon as part of pulumi/pulumi#4868, though I'll leave this issue open as well for now.
On an M1 Macbook, I previously installed the x86 version of pulumi out of homebrew. This worked without any issues.
Just before the new year, I noticed that the pulumi binary got an ARM bottle on Homebrew, so I uninstalled the x86 one and installed the arm one. The binary appears to work as well.
Using it via the automation API (arm nodejs) I noticed that after installing a new plugin, that it could not install it because (I assume) no arm version is available
Workaround: Reverting back to the x86 version
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: