fix(ci): target the macOS runner's default macOS/ARM64 labels - #227
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The self-hosted runner advertises self-hosted/macOS/ARM64 (GitHub's default macOS labels), but the workflow required a custom 'osx' label that the runner no longer carries, so every macOS Release since alpha.15 sat queued with no matching runner. Match the default labels, consistent with the windows/linux release workflows.
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The self-hosted macOS runner advertises
self-hosted/macOS/ARM64(GitHub's default macOS labels — its name is "osx", which is not a label). The workflow required a customosxlabel the runner no longer carries, so every macOS Release since alpha.15 sat queued with no matching runner (while Windows/Linux worked, since they target the defaultwindows/linuxlabels).Change
runs-onto[self-hosted, macOS, ARM64]to match the runner's actual labels, consistent with the windows/linux release workflows.Note: this fixes future releases (alpha.19+). The already-published alpha.18 macOS run is tied to the tag's workflow, so to build that one, add a temporary
osxlabel to the runner (or re-tag) — separate from this change.