Official macOS Silicon Build

[aidan-gibson]

An official macOS silicon build would be nice.

kinda related #5002

[pawelsalawa]

I believe @tuffnatty did introduce it some time ago in the master branch - it's not yet released, but available in weekly builds: https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/actions/runs/10987004936

[JacksonBailey]

sqlitestudio-3.4.4-macos11.arm64.dmg worked for me. I think I needed to be signed in to download it though, just a heads up for folks landing here.

ARM. (Keyword to help this show up in searches.)

[aidan-gibson]

Sorry for getting back to this so late. Thank you for fixing this! However, it not being in Releases is preventing distribution. The homebrew listing has an ugly unfortunate warning about needing rosetta.
I've attached their build file below. It's just ripping directly from gh releases; I believe there are rules against changing the code to rip from workflow artifacts instead. The nixpkg works similarly.

When you get the chance, if you could update your CI/CD to push macOS ARM builds to Releases, that would be immensely helpful. I wouldn't mind fixing the brew and nix packages as well. Thank you!

cask "sqlitestudio" do
  version "3.4.17"
  sha256 "72dd8f8cd6f564fbdb07488d977afed5a125e08ea8d649a9756789ee21367ea4"

  url "https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/releases/download/#{version}/sqlitestudio-#{version}-macos-x64.dmg",
      verified: "github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/releases/download/"
  name "SQLiteStudio"
  desc "Create, edit, browse SQLite databases"
  homepage "https://sqlitestudio.pl/"

  app "SQLiteStudio.app"

  zap trash: [
    "~/.config/sqlitestudio",
    "~/Library/Preferences/pl.com.salsoft.SQLiteStudio.plist",
    "~/Library/Preferences/SalSoft/SQLiteStudio",
    "~/Library/Saved Application State/com.yourcompany.SQLiteStudio.savedState",
    "~/Library/Saved Application State/pl.com.salsoft.SQLiteStudio.savedState",
  ]

  caveats do
    requires_rosetta
  end
end

[pawelsalawa]

MacOS ARM will be officially supported with version 4.0.0 onwards. It will actually be an universal binary (both x86_64 and ARM).