maui-check does not work on Mac OS Big Sur with M1 chip
See original GitHub issueHello,
When I execute maui-check, I receive:
/> maui-check
[1] 32374 killed maui-check
I am on mac mini m1, Big Sur (11.2.3) and dotnet 6 preview 3 (6.0.100-preview.3.21202.5)
Thanks Julien
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@nbsoftware workaround for this:
cd $HOME/.dotnet/tools
and run maui-check by./maui-check
. it works with 0.8.6.0 or configure the tool as global with -g flag the output would be:after this, you should be able to call maui-check from any path
Can you run
dotnet --list-sdks
and share the output?You need dotnet core 3.1.x installed for maui-check (the assumption is you don’t have 6.x yet if you’re running it). Not sure if I can find a way to make the error output better in this scenario than it crashing.
Furthermore, the arm64 version of 6.x will NOT work for building MAUI apps yet, so just installed the x64 version now and use Rosetta2 emulation.