Fix java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError thrown on Apple M1 #771
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This fixes a library loading issue on Apple's M1 hardware. The problem is caused by a version of JRuby that does not support macos-aarch64. By upgrading AsciidoctorJ, a newer version of JRuby supporting M1 is used.
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This should be merged into a new 2.7.0-rc.7 release. |
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Thanks @jmp for taking the time to submit this PR. |
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This fixes
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkErrorthrown by jbake-maven-plugin 2.7.0-rc.6 on Apple's M1 hardware (see #769).The problem was caused by an older version of JRuby (a dependency of AsciidoctorJ) that does not support macos-aarch64. By upgrading AsciidoctorJ to the latest version, a newer version of JRuby supporting M1 is used, and
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkErroris no longer thrown.Fixes #769.