Fix build for Apple M1 when running PowerShell 7.2 (arm64) #1628
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The previous fix assumed PowerShell was always running in an emulated mode (i.e. running PowerShell (x64) but on an Apple M1). Now that PowerShell 7.2 has a native build for Apple M1 (arm64) the check needs to handle both cases. We must also skip asking `dotnet-install` to install the 3.1 or 5.0 .NET Runtimes on an Apple M1 because they don't exist, but their installer tries to get them anyway. This was a non-breaking bug previously where the macOS x64 runtimes would be installed, but not used.
Dependabot gets a bit confused here because we conditionally depend on both the 7.0 and 7.2 SDK packages.
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Replaces #1625. |
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The previous fix assumed PowerShell was always running in an emulated mode (i.e. running PowerShell (x64) but on an Apple M1). Now that PowerShell 7.2 has a native build for Apple M1 (arm64) the check needs to handle both cases.
We must also skip asking
dotnet-installto install the 3.1 or 5.0 .NET Runtimes on an Apple M1 because they don't exist, but their installer tries to get them anyway. This was a non-breaking bug previously where the macOS x64 runtimes would be installed, but not used.