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MacOS 12.3 on M1 device: bless: The 'openfolder' is not supported on Apple Silicon devices. #204

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cybergrind opened this issue Mar 15, 2022 · 3 comments

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@cybergrind
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Got this error after MacOS update

Error: Command failed: bless --folder /Volumes/App --openfolder /Volumes/App
bless: The 'openfolder' is not supported on Apple Silicon devices.
@cybergrind
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We've tried to assemble dmg without this flag micro-fan@e4f4eda

And it appears working for both M1 and X86 dmg files.

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LinusU commented Mar 16, 2022

Interesting, I see a few ways forward:

  1. Skip --openfolder if os.arch is arm64, release as patch version
  2. Always skip it, release as patch version
  3. Always skip it, release as major version

Without knowing more of the background on the flag, it's hard to know wether this is a breaking change or not...

I think that maybe approach 1 would be the best for now?

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It did work on m1 before the update. So it is definitely not hardware limit of m1, probably something was removed from the most recent command line tools or macos.

Will create PR with 1 soon

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