Adam Sindelar

IgnoreOptions also makes a confusing statement to the effect of "never use this for types you don't control" because of some hand-wavy statement about implementation details changing in the future....

This is related to issue https://github.com/heroku/cli/issues/1731 - I also commented there. The install.sh script might nee updating as well, but the core issue is that you're not producing arm builds...

Hello, I also have this issue as of this morning. The installer script knows what the architecture is - the problem is that you're not currently building the arm target...

Hey, shouldn't someone look into this? M1 macs are almost certainly the majority of the fleet now and you don't support them.

That does not really resolve it. I am able to use the Heroku CLI for x86 using Rosetta, but it requires manually tweaking the install.sh script. I can do that,...

Hah. I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm just surprised it doesn't come up more often, since M1 macs are really common? Anyway, here's what I do to get Heroku...

Yeah, I'd forgot that Santa needs to sign all shipped binaries, so a compile-time switch is not a good option. I'm still trying to shrink the build, and I filed...

Actually, @russellhancox how would you feel about having a dependency on a Rust crate? `parquet2` compiles to a 2-MB dylib in all of 10 seconds, which is a 10x improvement...

The draft PR #1240 now has some bona fide Rust code to write a couple of columns into a parquet file. Still TODO: 1) String support 2) Some kind of...

OK, I've done all of the above. 1. Strings are supported 2. The Table type provides a handy API to write cell by cell 3. The API works from C++...