Kamil Śliwak

For the time being it's on hold. If there was a simple and straightforward way to fix its quirks in a non-breaking way, we might do it, but any deeper...

This is on our roadmap but we're blocked by our testing infrastructure. Currently neither Github Actions nor CircleCI support Apple M1 runners. See: - [Apple M1 (Apple Silion) Support on...

Related issue for Linux on ARM: #11351.

> In practice #11351 was tracking this issue as we're still waiting for CircleCI. Might still be better to have to separate issues because I suspect that we won't be...

> However, the Homebrew 0.7.6 formula built for the wrong architecture, still x86. Interesting. @axic is this something we had to explicitly add support for in our CMake config? 0.7...

No idea about Github Actions, though we'd only really use it as the last resort since almost all of our CI and build infrastructure is on CircleCI. As for CircleCI,...

Comment from CircleCI from 2022-01-11 on [Support new M1 ARM-based Macs](https://circleci.canny.io/cloud-feature-requests/p/support-new-m1-arm-based-macs): > Update: We are planning to add Apple Silicon support to our upcoming dedicated host offering. I will post...

[Looks like M1 support on CircleCI is coming soon](https://circleci.canny.io/cloud-feature-requests/p/support-new-m1-arm-based-macs): > We are now targeting end of February 2023 for our M1 launch. We thank everyone for their patience and are...

The thing that's missing is that we don't have ARM binaries for anything below 0.8.24.

Yes. They're now universal binaries supporting both ARM and Intel.