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Bad CPU type in executable #214
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This was working for me on an M1 Mac mini, but just upgrades to an M2 Mini and now it's failing with this same error:
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I personally don't know enough about ruby to fix this problem or propose a patch, but if anyone needs a workaround, installing Rosetta2 on the build machine allowed
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Any updates on this? Encountering this myself now. |
Experiencing the same issue on M2. Thanks @edelabar for the workaround, it solved it. |
I'm in the same situation. I tried installing from source but guess what, there's an x86 binary in the repo itself, and which hasn't changed in years (even though we've had Apple Silicon for some years now) |
@joshdholtz Any chance we could get some eyes on this issue and prioritize a fix? Relying on Rosetta is not a long term solution. |
Thanks @edelabar |
I'm trying to run
xcov
on a MacBook Pro M1 but it keeps crashing with the following error:Looks like it's something to do with the ARM architecture on the M1. Does
xcov
work with Apple silicon?Installed with:
gem install xcov
Run with:
bundle exec fastlane run xcov workspace:"myproject.xcworkspace" scheme:"myscheme" output_directory:"xcov_output"
xcov: 1.8.1
macOS: 13.1
Full log:
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