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Support macos-arm64 target for new M1 chips #1023
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Yeah, I think this is important. Almost everyone on my team has the M1 now. |
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I compiled a working macOS arm64 binary that has pkg patches. See https://github.com/jesec/pkg-fetch/releases/tag/v2.7. However, due to #66 and mandatory code signing requirement on arm64, the result executable of pkg is immediately killed by kernel on launch. I am working to port dotnet/runtime@038d5ec to JavaScript and pkg. |
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Yes! Is there an ETA for this? |
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Newer versions of Apple Clang automatically ad-hoc sign the compiled executable, due to the new mandatory code signing requirement [1]. However, for final executable to be signable, base binary MUST NOT have an existing signature. This change strips the ad-hoc signature from compiled macOS base binary. [1]: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-notes/macos-big-sur-11_0_1-universal-apps-release-notes Refs: vercel/pkg#1164 Bug: vercel/pkg#1023
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Newer versions of Apple Clang automatically ad-hoc sign the compiled executable, due to the new mandatory code signing requirement [1]. However, for final executable to be signable, base binary MUST NOT have an existing signature. This change strips the ad-hoc signature from compiled macOS base binary. [1]: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/macos-release-notes/macos-big-sur-11_0_1-universal-apps-release-notes Refs: vercel/pkg#1164 Bug: vercel/pkg#1023
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This issue has been resolved by 0b55f9a and https://github.com/vercel/pkg-fetch/releases/tag/v3.1. Please let me know if it is still relevant. |
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Can we get a universal nodejs binary? That way one can distribute the same binary for mac intel and mac M1. |
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As more and more ARM-based macs come online, it would be a great boon if pkg supported macos-arm64 out of the box.
I'm also open to workarounds for compiling macos arm64 binaries in the meantime. I didn't see any prebuilt binaries in this project: https://github.com/yao-pkg/pkg-binaries/releases/tag/node12 but maybe there's another project somewhere that is hosting a macos-arm64 binary?
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