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macos-latest doesn't have a /usr/local/lib/gcc/current
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This is probably not helpful - I'm not using gcc for current startup. On MacOS Ventura 13 M1 - my symlink is /usr/local/lib/gcc |
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oh perhaps the symlink has been added, to test, thanks |
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ah, mac os 13 has the symlink, it's 14 (latest) which was missing it, but I'll check again anyway |
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nope, 14 still lacks the symlink |
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macos-latest is certainly not using homebrew for it's package manager. Provide a
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oh I see it's a homebrew thing rather than an actions thing we're still installing gcc from homebrew in |
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macos-latest, in order to get some libraries (like libquadmath.0.dylib) we have to use the versioned gcc path, which will change as gcc changesprevious macos images (like macos-12) have a
/usr/local/lib/gcc/currentwhich I guess is a symlinkPlease add some symlink to
macos-latestthat doesn't change with the gcc versionthanks
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