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Remove macos-13 from workflows as it will be deprecated by 2025/11/14 #18772
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Remove macos-13 from workflows as it will be deprecated by 2025/11/14 #18772
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Signed-off-by: Peter Zhu <[email protected]>
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# Report success even if previous step failed (Docker on MacOS runner is very unstable) | ||
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# GitHub Actions still not supporting arm64 dind yet |
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It appears we have no path forward for assemble
coverage on MacOS. That raises the question of why are we removing it now when it will still work for the next 4 months?
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I can keep the PR open in draft mode until then.
In any way until github actions update their M2 hardware to M3 or above it is hard to get dind run on arm64 macOS.
Thanks.
Thanks @peterzhuamazon , let's keep in draft for now |
I just noticed this PR as I ran into this same issue over on https://github.com/msfroh/cluster-etcd/pull/10, as I added a dependency on Docker and was using I was wondering if it would be possible to use self-hosted runners running on one of the cloud providers to get newer Macs. Unfortunately, it looks like AWS doesn't offer M3/M4 Macs yet, and none of the other big cloud providers seem to offer Macs at all (from what I could find). I did some Googling to see if I could find any options for cloud-based Macs that support M3/M4s. I found this Reddit post with some links to smaller providers that offer M4 Macs with 16GB of RAM for ~$120/month or 99€/month, depending on which one you pick. Of course, then we would need someone to maintain those instances. |
This PR is stalled because it has been open for 30 days with no activity. |
I think github has make the latest tag change live now. |
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Remove macos-13 from workflows as it will be deprecated by 2025/11/14
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