gh-r isn't searching for Apple Silicon compatible binaries correctly. about zinit

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I am seeing the same issue on M1. I must have had some hack in place because it only appeared since updating to zinit-continuum.

@pschmitt

❯ uname -m
arm64
❯ arch -x86_64 uname -m
x86_64

[vladdoster]

Just FYI, lsd has no ARM binary for Darwin.

Nor git-delta

Or bat

Or ripgrep

So not sure if that was part of the issue you raised.

That said, this has been fixed.

[AndrewDaws]

I think this is part of what @vladdoster was trying to fix in #171, although I am not sure about M1 specifically.

[pschmitt]

What does uname -m report? (for Rosetta and native)

[seagle0128]

FYI

In some repos, the pre-build binary's name contains aarch64 instead of arm64.

[omares]

Just ran into the issue. I noticed that on a fresh mac, Zinit downloads the correct mac binaries. zinit update seems to break/download the wrong versions.

[omares]

@vladdoster pointed me to use the following snipped mentioned in the zinit wiki adding `bpick:"$bpick" afterward to all ices causes zinit to cause the right binary for me. For me, it's a viable solution until the proper fix is merged.

[vladdoster]

@docwhat Please see PR #201 for a PR to solve this issue.

Here is a snippet to set up zinit with the proper branch. If you end up testing it, please let me know any issues you encounter. I'll fix them before the changeset it merged.

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
#=== HELPER METHODS ===================================
function error() { print -P "%F{160}[ERROR] ---%f%b $1" >&2 && exit 1; }
function info() { print -P "%F{34}[INFO] ---%f%b $1"; }
#=== ZINIT ============================================
# GIT_REPO=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/tests/_support/zinit
GIT_REPO=$(mktemp -d)/zinit
if [[ -d $GIT_REPO ]]; then
  rm -rf $GIT_REPO
fi
typeset -gAH ZINIT;
ZINIT[HOME_DIR]=$GIT_REPO  ZPFX=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/polaris
ZINIT[BIN_DIR]=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/zinit.git ZINIT[OPTIMIZE_OUT_DISK_ACCESSES]=1
ZINIT[COMPLETIONS_DIR]=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/completions ZINIT[SNIPPETS_DIR]=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/snippets
ZINIT[ZCOMPDUMP_PATH]=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/zcompdump    ZINIT[PLUGINS_DIR]=$ZINIT[HOME_DIR]/plugins
ZI_REPO='zdharma-continuum'; GH_RAW_URL='https://raw.githubusercontent.com'
info 'Downloading Zinit' \
  && command git clone \
      --branch 'refactor/zunit-tests' \
      https://github.com/$ZI_REPO/zinit.git \
      $ZINIT[BIN_DIR] \
  || error 'Unable to download zinit' \
  && info 'Installing Zinit' \
  && command chmod g-rwX $ZINIT[HOME_DIR] \
  && zcompile $ZINIT[BIN_DIR]/zinit.zsh \
  && info 'Successfully installed Zinit' \
  || error 'Unable to install Zinit'
source $ZINIT[BIN_DIR]/zinit.zsh \
  && autoload -Uz _zinit \
  && (( ${+_comps} )) \
  && _comps[zinit]=_zinit
#=== Add your plugins, snippets, etc. below 

[docwhat]

Cool. I don't have the time or brain spoons to look into this right now, but I subscribed to #201

[seagle0128]

FYI. You can get ARM build of ripgrep from microsoft/ripgrep-prebuilt..