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node@14: update 14.15.4 bottle.
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fxcoudert committed Jan 6, 2021
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bottle do
cellar :any
sha256 "8ea277e44a9caf1ec786e6d587a1f354800a7701ec36a013a677e67dcbbf1ffd" => :big_sur
sha256 "7692419a90f930e258d15e8a2935c39c09468a874b4b125527044c926dae03cf" => :arm64_big_sur
sha256 "c7dad357f47ccca70b7f7e389df005409859bdc382421bae08672a5f07913308" => :catalina
sha256 "719ddeee6070d1afdac6d04c1e4977e175cc1dfec3e19db5c8c75cacfc13de6b" => :mojave
end
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Hi @fxcoudert, May I know where the arm64 binary come from? It seems Node didn't ship arm64 binary for 14 officially. Cheers.

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All homebrew software is compiled from source. So this binary was also compiled from source.

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Hi @SMillerDev
Node cannot be compiled on arm64 before nodejs/node#36161
until 11th, April the arm64 support was cherry picked to node 14 nodejs/node#38051 (comment)
but this commit was built on 7th January. I am a bit confused how is that even possible? Could you please share more context?

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The compiler error mentioned in that issue is building OpenSSL, but we build OpenSSL separately.

There were indeed some v8 fixes that came later, but the absence of them didn't actually break the compile.

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Thanks for the explanations! @SMillerDev @Bo98
I really appreciate that.

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