Matt Rutkowski

> And how would I run Travis in my local environment? > Or you want me to fork on Github - and your bot would push a job to Travis,...

and a recent blog post confirms our linux-arm64 would work on aarch64 servers… https://opensource.com/article/21/1/go-cross-compiling

and reading this (although they neglect to say they removed support for Darwin 32-bit in Go 1.15) indicates 1.16 beta will support new M1 chips (better?) https://blog.golang.org/ports (is this why...

See comments in https://github.com/apache/openwhisk-wskdeploy/pull/1134

Interestingly, we are already producing the arm64 convenience binaries (even before adding this to the bash script) run on every merged PR build (i.e., "latest")... https://github.com/apache/openwhisk-wskdeploy/releases/tag/latest

That indicates an Applied Micro chip from 2011... and whose X-Gene3 line was discontinued in 2016. Worldwide they only shipped 25,000 units across the 3 generations. No wonder it is...

@lionelvillard as the composer expert, can you comment?

At the time of this issue being opened here are all the places we hardcoded the default: Matt$ grep -r "Insert" . *.g ./deployers/servicedeployer.go: _, _, err := deployer.Client.Packages.Insert(packa, true)...

with the goal of perhaps reviewing these messages that represent other errors and warnings that may need to be elevated to a "named" error or warning from wskdeploy (i18n_ids.go): ```...

@advancedwebdeveloper Although I am curious to see if this builds, the direction of our Go projects/tools that use Gradle and the gogradle plugin is one where we integrate a newer/supported...