[Add] --arch flag to swift build command. #58
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This is probably a good idea, but I'm curious whether you had the |
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Yes. I do. I will try to build it after uninstalling the |
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Just recompiled it after uninstalling the |
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I was having issues building Spacedrive. It was building
libsd-desktop-macos.atoswift-rs/sd-desktop-macos/x86_64-apple-macosxinstead of swift-rs/sd-desktop-macos/arm64-apple-macosx. This prevented it from linking. I did also confirm that it was compiling for arm64, not x86. I eventually found that adding the--archflag to the swift build command in swift-rs fixed it. I have tested compiling it on an x86 and m1 Mac, and it does not break it.