Update our build script to publish Mac aarch_64 binaries #9203
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These are still x86-64 binaries at the moment (see protocolbuffers#8557), but should be usable on M1 Macs in the Rosetta compatibility mode. Let's start publishing them on our GitHub release page and then eventually we can make them into true aarch_64 binaries. This fixes protocolbuffers#9200.
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@acozzette Will this ensure they make them into Maven Central for Java builds? For the Java artifact Apparently there's another FYI, this is when I'm trying to build Quarkus. |
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The aarch64 binary has already been on Maven Central since at least 3.17.3: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/google/protobuf/protoc/3.17.3 |
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Ahh... that's why the build doesn't complain about the What about https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/io/grpc/protoc-gen-grpc-java/1.42.0? It still has no aarch64 binary. |
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I guess that's a different project. Sorry. |
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No problem, gRPC is a different project but still somewhat closely related to protobuf. You could try asking the gRPC team if they could add an aarch_64 binary. |
Includes upgrading protobuf and grpc-java to compatible versions - protocolbuffers/protobuf#9203 - grpc/grpc-java#8691 Upgraded to javafx 17.0.1 Still requires having a local javafx (17.0.1) sdk for reasons I don't fully understand. This is to avoid the "No toolkit found" error. Get this SDK from https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/#ea.o At this point, ./gradlew :desktop:run brings up the GUI but blows up on what appears to be this still unfixed error: - sshahine/JFoenix#1187
These are still x86-64 binaries at the moment (see #8557), but should be
usable on M1 Macs in the Rosetta compatibility mode. Let's start
publishing them on our GitHub release page and then eventually we can
make them into true aarch_64 binaries.
This fixes #9200.