Jan Vesely

Fixed in https://github.com/PrincetonUniversity/PsyNeuLink/pull/2975

> (Or potentially: could the ARM macOS runner use the x86 build? ARM macs have mature emulation support via Rosetta, so running the x86 3.7 build _should_ work.) You can...

> @jvesely I think this issue can be closed as `won’t do`. agreed. Thanks everyone!

This also affects standard runner on macos-14: ``` Operating System macOS 14.4.1 2[3](https://github.com/jvesely/PsyNeuLink/actions/runs/8822788669/job/24221762710#step:1:3)E224 Runner Image Image: macos-1[4](https://github.com/jvesely/PsyNeuLink/actions/runs/8822788669/job/24221762710#step:1:4)-arm64 Version: 20240422.3 Included Software: https://github.com/actions/runner-images/blob/macos-14-arm[6](https://github.com/jvesely/PsyNeuLink/actions/runs/8822788669/job/24221762710#step:1:7)4/20240422.3/images/macos/macos-14-arm64-Readme.md Image Release: https://github.com/actions/runner-images/releases/tag/macos-14-arm64%2F20240422.3 ``` gives: ``` Run actions/setup-python@v5...

Macros are insufficient for backwards compatibility. This should be obvious as applications cannot check for macros that didn't exist at the time the application was written. Section 6.1.9 (OpenCLC 2.0)...

> > Section 6.1.9 (OpenCLC 2.0) lists reserved identifiers, but there is no requirement for new extensions to only introduce identifiers from the reserved set. > > @jvesely I agree...

I planned to delay this change until https://github.com/PrincetonUniversity/PsyNeuLink/pull/3071 is submitted to have one last release with 3.7 support. Let me know if it'd be better to have this before the...

> It's related to syncing the termination_measure values between compiled/non-compiled. There was a commit that removed a filter stopping termination_measure from being synced I believe. termination_measure is stored as an...

> Yeah, no problem. I was mostly using it to explain and didn't put a ton of thought into it. If there's a more preferred way of doing a one-off...

> > > Yeah, no problem. I was mostly using it to explain and didn't put a ton of thought into it. If there's a more preferred way of doing...