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Adds Intel macOS (archgate-darwin-x64) as a published release target.
Release: new release-binaries.yml matrix entry — target bun-darwin-x64 on macos-15-intel, so the full validate suite runs natively on Intel before the build. publish-shims.yml requires archgate-darwin-x64.tar.gz before publishing.
CLI:getArtifactInfo() resolves darwin/x64; the unsupported-platform message lists it.
install.sh: accepts macOS on x86_64.
Shims: npm, Go, Maven, NuGet, PyPI and RubyGems map Intel Macs to the new artifact using each runtime's arch string (x64, amd64, x86_64, Architecture.X64), with tests.
Docs/ADR: ARCH-017 artifact list and error message, installation platform tables (en, nb, pt-br).
Notes
Apple Silicon runtimes running under Rosetta (Python, Ruby, Java, Node) report x86_64 and will fetch the Intel binary — it works, just slower.
When GitHub retires Intel macOS runners, the entry can move to macos-latest: cross-compiling bun-darwin-x64 from another host produces a valid Mach-O x86_64 executable.
Test plan
bun run validate
Local cross-compile of --target bun-darwin-x64 produces a Mach-O x86_64 executable
npm, PyPI and Go shim tests pass locally
Maven, NuGet and RubyGems shim tests in CI
Next release uploads archgate-darwin-x64.tar.gz and publish-shims succeeds
Build archgate-darwin-x64 natively on the macos-15-intel runner and map
Intel Macs to it in the CLI upgrade path, install.sh, and every shim
(npm, Go, Maven, NuGet, PyPI, RubyGems). publish-shims now requires the
new asset, and ARCH-017 and the installation docs list the platform.
Signed-off-by: Rhuan Barreto <rhuan@barreto.work>
The release workflow adds a macOS x64 build that produces the archgate-darwin-x64 artifact, and the publish check now requires that asset through an exact match. The installer, upgrade path, and language shims recognize macOS x64 and select the artifact. Tests and platform support tables include the new target.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · up to 31148
Intel macOS support works, but two shim tests skip that platform on Linux CI, allowing future mapping regressions to ship undetected.
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- Line 32: Update the asset-presence check for each entry in REQUIRED_ASSETS to
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Test the Intel macOS mapping with explicit platform inputs.
TestGetArtifactName uses the host platform. On the Linux CI runner, it tests only linux/amd64; it does not exercise the new darwin/amd64 branch. A regression that returns the ARM64 artifact or an unsupported-platform error for Intel Macs would pass this test, then make Run download the wrong archive or return an error.
Extract the mapping into an unexported helper and table-test the supported platform keys. Keep GetArtifactName as the production wrapper.
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Extract the platform-to-artifact mapping used by GetArtifactName into an
unexported helper that accepts explicit GOOS and GOARCH values, and keep
GetArtifactName as a wrapper using the runtime platform. Update
TestGetArtifactName to table-test each supported platform key, including
darwin/amd64, so the mapping is exercised independently of the host.
Trivial · Make the NuGet platform mapping test deterministic. · ShimTests.cs:10-38
Make the NuGet platform mapping test deterministic.
The NuGet test runs on ubuntu-latest, but the Darwin x64 assertion runs only when the current host is Darwin x64. The new row therefore performs no assertion in CI. An incorrect Darwin x64 mapping can pass the test suite.
Extract the mapping logic into an internal overload that accepts the platform values. Keep the parameterless method as the runtime-information adapter.
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# archgate
## [0.61.0](v0.60.2...v0.61.0)
(2026-10-28)
### Features
* publish Intel macOS (darwin-x64) binaries
([#658](#658))
([3b9d851](3b9d851))
### Bug Fixes
* **upgrade:** discover installed Windows PowerShell for ZIP extraction
([#647](#647))
([f90760c](f90760c)),
closes [#621](#621), references
[#631](#631)
[#641](#641)
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Summary
Adds Intel macOS (
archgate-darwin-x64) as a published release target.release-binaries.ymlmatrix entry — targetbun-darwin-x64onmacos-15-intel, so the fullvalidatesuite runs natively on Intel before the build.publish-shims.ymlrequiresarchgate-darwin-x64.tar.gzbefore publishing.getArtifactInfo()resolvesdarwin/x64; the unsupported-platform message lists it.x64,amd64,x86_64,Architecture.X64), with tests.Notes
macos-latest: cross-compilingbun-darwin-x64from another host produces a valid Mach-O x86_64 executable.Test plan
bun run validate--target bun-darwin-x64produces a Mach-O x86_64 executablearchgate-darwin-x64.tar.gzand publish-shims succeeds