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fix: NodeJS build for M1 iOS simulator - #23
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ansh
commented
Jul 15, 2022
@dejakob How can I merge your version of the code before it is merged? |
baumcodes
commented
Feb 24, 2023
This fix works for me on Apple Silicons. Any plans to merge this PR? |
staltz
commented
Feb 24, 2023
Yes, some plans. But we have to update it for Node.js 16.x |
This PR works for me on a M2, the NodeMobile.framework also became lighter. 44.7 MB instead of 53.1 MB. |
CaryTrivett
commented
Jul 14, 2023
@staltz Any plans to merge this PR? |
staltz
commented
Jul 14, 2023
It has merge conflicts, so it's not in shape to be merged. |
pushpender-singh-ap
commented
Jan 20, 2024
Is there an update on the status of merging this PR? It's been a while, and I'm curious to know how much longer it might take for it to be merged. |
I've been able to use nodejs-mobile-react-native on an M1 Mac targeting iOS Simulator, e.g. this week and last week. So it seems to me this PR is no longer needed? |
dylancom
commented
Jan 22, 2024
Working fine on my M2! |
Description
As pointed out in issues #10 and #7, the framework is not supported when using on a simulator on a M1 Macbook.
Thanks to JaneaSystems/nodejs-mobile#340 I was able to create another build of the mobile-nodejs framework that supports both architectures of a simulator and an actual device.