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It would be cool if you added the 'fat' binaries...
I can build my app natively both for Intel and for Silicon with PyInstaller on the corresponding machines. This is not very comfortable, since I own only the Mac mini with Intel processor...
It seems impossible to force it to make an arm64 build on x86_64 machine, but has the universal2 mode, which requires the support of universal binaries for all the app dependencies. Currently, when trying to make a universal build, it gives out:
PyInstaller.utils.osx.IncompatibleBinaryArchError: /Users/gdaliymac/Desktop/EarQuiz Frequencies/venv_py3.11/lib/python3.11/site-packages/pedalboard_native.cpython-311-darwin.so is not a fat binary!
Thanks!
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UPD: I see that you have them in version 0.9.3, but they are available starting from macOS 13 (Ventura)...
The problem is that I have macOS 12 Monterey and cannot install it...
Hi!
It would be cool if you added the 'fat' binaries...
I can build my app natively both for Intel and for Silicon with PyInstaller on the corresponding machines. This is not very comfortable, since I own only the Mac mini with Intel processor...
It seems impossible to force it to make an arm64 build on x86_64 machine, but has the universal2 mode, which requires the support of universal binaries for all the app dependencies. Currently, when trying to make a universal build, it gives out:
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: