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precompiled macos-arm64 binary #522

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opened 2026年06月24日 14:52:45 +02:00 by ivuorinen · 1 comment

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Hi there! Just found this tool, and almost started to implement it myself.

I tried to install it with mise use -g 'forgejo:forgejo-contrib/forgejo-cli@v0.5.0', but as I suspected the installation fails because there's no macos-arm64 build (it finds all other binaries). I'm trying to keep my cli tools recompiled to minimize the dotfiles setup time.

Would it be possible to include build targets for macOS arm64 and amd64?

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Prebuild binaries for macOS arm64 and amd64 would help users who prefer precompiled bins. Using tools like cargo bin-install, and package managers like mise and brew could use the prebuild binaries on macOS (and others).

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### Feature description Hi there! Just found this tool, and almost started to implement it myself. I tried to install it with `mise use -g 'forgejo:forgejo-contrib/forgejo-cli@v0.5.0'`, but as I suspected the installation fails because there's no macos-arm64 build (it finds all other binaries). I'm trying to keep my cli tools recompiled to minimize the dotfiles setup time. Would it be possible to include build targets for macOS arm64 and amd64? ### Motivation Prebuild binaries for macOS arm64 and amd64 would help users who prefer precompiled bins. Using tools like `cargo bin-install`, and package managers like `mise` and `brew` could use the prebuild binaries on macOS (and others). ### Code of Conduct - [x] I agree to act in accordance with the CoC & AI Agreement. - [x] This issue was not generated by an LLM, even in part.
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As I understand it, compiling for macOS requires an Apple device, which I do not have access to, nor does Codeberg offer in CI.

As I understand it, compiling for macOS requires an Apple device, which I do not have access to, nor does Codeberg offer in CI.
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