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I don't think this is a bug in Conda.jl, but I am seeing the following error during the miniconda installation when running under Julia 1.9.0 on M1 Mac (13.3.1):
critical libmamba Could not codesign executable: Invalid argument
ERROR: failed process: Process(`/var/folders/5y/x64z5hsx13bf0x35qdg_n2l80000gn/T/installer.sh -b -f -p /tmp/conda/.julia/conda/3/aarch64`, ProcessExited(1)) [1]
If I run this failed process in shell mode within Julia, I get the same error:
shell> /var/folders/5y/x64z5hsx13bf0x35qdg_n2l80000gn/T/installer.sh -b -f -p /tmp/conda/.julia/conda/3/aarch64
...
Linking libffi-3.4.2-h3422bc3_5
critical libmamba Could not codesign executable: Invalid argument
However if I just run that command directly in a shell it works fine, and also works fine under Julia 1.8.5, so it seems like something about Julia 1.9 is causing the problem.
There's also a message in there:
warning libmamba Could not find macOS version by calling 'sw_vers -productVersion'
Please file a bug report.
Error: Invalid argument
But this command definitely works.
Like I said, I think this is probably a Julia 1.9 issue as everything works fine on the same machine in 1.8.5 but just wanted to report it here for reference. It didn't reproduce on any other OS, nor was I able to replicate on another M1 Mac I tried with.
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I don't think this is a bug in Conda.jl, but I am seeing the following error during the miniconda installation when running under Julia 1.9.0 on M1 Mac (13.3.1):
Full log
If I run this failed process in shell mode within Julia, I get the same error:
However if I just run that command directly in a shell it works fine, and also works fine under Julia 1.8.5, so it seems like something about Julia 1.9 is causing the problem.
There's also a message in there:
But this command definitely works.
Like I said, I think this is probably a Julia 1.9 issue as everything works fine on the same machine in 1.8.5 but just wanted to report it here for reference. It didn't reproduce on any other OS, nor was I able to replicate on another M1 Mac I tried with.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: