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The macos-latest runner is now MacOS 14 / Arm64 only, whereas previously it was x86_64.
Based on how release tests are setup, we are manually downloading the x86_64 wheel from the action artifacts to a macos-latest runner, but then installing that wheel fails because of architecture mismatch, so pip falls back to installing the latest Arm64 wheel from PyPI - which obviates the test altogether.
Instead, we need to have the macos-latest runner download the Arm64 wheel from the release artifacts instead and test with that. We also should try to make sure that pip doesn't automatically & silently fall back to installing pyogrio from PyPI.
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See logs from 0.9.0 release action here.
The
macos-latestrunner is now MacOS 14 / Arm64 only, whereas previously it was x86_64.Based on how release tests are setup, we are manually downloading the x86_64 wheel from the action artifacts to a
macos-latestrunner, but then installing that wheel fails because of architecture mismatch, so pip falls back to installing the latest Arm64 wheel from PyPI - which obviates the test altogether.Instead, we need to have the
macos-latestrunner download the Arm64 wheel from the release artifacts instead and test with that. We also should try to make sure that pip doesn't automatically & silently fall back to installing pyogrio from PyPI.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: