Thanks. Unfortunately that's not particularly feasible because Circle CI doesn't support running VMs this way, so I would have to create a dedicated machine for this which runs into a number of problems, such as not wanting to host a critical build device in my house!
Although, given Circle CI are getting rid of their intel VMs entirely in the next few months, and given rust doesn't build in rosetta2, I may have to go that route anyway. On Sat, 4 Nov 2023 at 18:47, Ken Cunningham <ken.cunningham.web...@gmail.com> wrote: > Building and using legacysupport on a newer system to target an older > system is tricky to design and implement properly. > > I think it is possible to do it, but issues will probably arise that only > show up at deployment time. > > If I wanted to deploy gimp to 10.13, I would set up a 10.13 VM in > Parallels on an Intel system, and build the final package there. That would > be fully supported by macports, and require nothing special to work > properly. > > I’m not sure if you would need a special prefix for your package, but if > not, if you build a self-contained application bundle, then you could even > use premade binaries. > > Ken > >
