Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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@vitek-karas

Discussed in #79229

Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

This is the platform I'm running on:

enter image description here

My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

[1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help

I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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    Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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    @vitek-karas

    Discussed in #79229

    Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
    I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

    dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

    This is the platform I'm running on:

    enter image description here

    My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

    [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
    

    I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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      Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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      @vitek-karas

      Discussed in #79229

      Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
      I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

      dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

      This is the platform I'm running on:

      enter image description here

      My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

      [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
      

      I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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        Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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        @vitek-karas

        Discussed in #79229

        Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
        I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

        dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

        This is the platform I'm running on:

        enter image description here

        My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

        [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
        

        I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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          Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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          @vitek-karas

          Discussed in #79229

          Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
          I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

          dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

          This is the platform I'm running on:

          enter image description here

          My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

          [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
          

          I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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            Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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            @vitek-karas

            Discussed in #79229

            Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
            I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

            dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

            This is the platform I'm running on:

            enter image description here

            My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

            [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
            

            I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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              Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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              @vitek-karas

              Discussed in #79229

              Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
              I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

              dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

              This is the platform I'm running on:

              enter image description here

              My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

              [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
              

              I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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                Running .NET 7 single file binary on Apple M1 chip causes app to be "killed" #79267

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                @vitek-karas

                Discussed in #79229

                Originally posted by rcdailey December 5, 2022
                I have a Github Workflow that compiles my .NET 7 console application using a windows agent. It runs this in a powershell script:

                dotnet publish MyProject.csproj `--output publish `--configuration Release`--runtime osx-arm64 `--self-contained true `-p:PublishSingleFile=true `-p:IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunComposite=true `-p:PublishReadyToRunShowWarnings=true `-p:EnableCompressionInSingleFile=true 

                This is the platform I'm running on:

                enter image description here

                My application is not signed, but Mac lets me bypass that for testing purposes. Eventually it just fails like so:

                [1] 37470 killed ./myconsoleapp --help
                

                I get no further diagnostics. What steps can I take to further diagnose the issue? Why is osx-arm64 not working but osx-x64 works just fine?

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