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build: cross compile darwin builds #21326

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For cost reasons, we can cross-compile macos binaries on linux. Historically we didn't do this because of a problem with Go that has since been resolved: #3267.

This step removes the verification of Darwin binaries. I believe this is acceptable since the vast majority of users and on Linux and Windows. Developers will naturally test the Darwin build during the development cycle.

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jm96441n commented Jun 13, 2024

quick question: what does the verify step actually do? nvm, read the script and it just checks the version of the binary and all that, I wasn't sure if it did anything related to signing binaries for macos

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Yeah, CRT does the binary signing. Sounds like this verify step wouldn't have caught the previous DNS issue anyway since it is only checking the version.

@DanStough DanStough force-pushed the dans/NET-9235/cross-compile-darwin branch from 83df979 to eefed40 Compare June 26, 2024 15:55
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@DanStough, a backport is missing for this PR [21326] for versions [1.15] please perform the backport manually and add the following snippet to your backport PR description:

<details>
	<summary> Overview of commits </summary>
		- <<backport commit 1>>
		- <<backport commit 2>>
		...
</details>

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@DanStough, a backport is missing for this PR [21326] for versions [1.15] please perform the backport manually and add the following snippet to your backport PR description:

<details>
	<summary> Overview of commits </summary>
		- <<backport commit 1>>
		- <<backport commit 2>>
		...
</details>

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Consul build on OS X doesn't use System Configuration framework for DNS resolution
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