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Question: sdkman_rosetta 2_compatible doesn't work #1238
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Hi @polev-evgeny, did you try opening a new terminal after making the change? The config file is sourced and all entries show up as environment variables. Can you confirm with |
@marc0der Yes, I did it. Also I tried to restart mac but I still got the same versions. |
@polev-evgeny could you also tell me where you found the place to detect the OS type being used? Thank you in advance! |
@kyuds you need to edit .sdkman/var/platform and change to darwinarm64 |
@polev-evgeny we haven't had any other reports of platform inference failing, and we have many Mac M1 users. I suspect this isn't a bug but rather a local setup issue on your machine. Otherwise, could you point me to where you think this bug is? If there really is an issue, it should be fixed right away 😅 |
Hi. I try to use x86_64 on my mac m1
I have installed sdkman
SDKMAN!
script: 5.18.2
native: 0.4.2
I have switched flag sdkman_rosetta 2_compatible=true, but I still get arm versions when I use command
sdk list java
.I see it in header - Available Java Versions for macOS ARM 64bit
I tried to look for sdkman_rosetta 2_compatible flag usage, but I don't found it.
Could you help me ?
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