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That's odd, puro should be installing the arm version of Flutter if you have an M1 mac. You can double check by running `file ~/.puro/envs/stable/flutter/bin/cache/dart-sdk/bin/dart` and it should print something...
This looks like an issue with the flutter tool, possibly running puro w/ rosetta is setting some environment variables that tricks the Flutter tool into thinking the target architecture is...
I've pushed a fix in Puro 1.3.8, the flutter tool should now correctly detect arm64 and use the correct engine artifacts. @passsy try again and let me know if that...
@scorpionslh could you provide logs with `--log-level=4`? Do you have Rosetta 2 installed?
I will add arm64 Linux binaries when Flutter starts supporting arm64 Linux :) You also need Rosetta for some build tools, cocoapods if I recall correctly
@ryanaidilp What is the exact error you get? I believe flutter's support for arm64 wasn't added until version 3.0.0
Ahh, that's definitely a bug, it's running `/usr/bin/arch` on a non-arm executable
@ryanaidilp could you do `puro upgrade-puro master` and show the result of `puro --log-level=4 flutter version`
Nice! I'll push a release then.
What version of Puro are you using?