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Brew Cask formula for Sage (SageMath) does not include ARM binaries #194559

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culler opened this issue Dec 8, 2024 · 2 comments
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Brew Cask formula for Sage (SageMath) does not include ARM binaries #194559

culler opened this issue Dec 8, 2024 · 2 comments

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@culler
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culler commented Dec 8, 2024

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I hope this is the right place to report that (as I just discovered) the formula for the Sage package only provides access to an x86_64 version of SageMath-10-X.app. But arm64 versions are also available, and have been since the beginning of the Sage_macOS project.

Also, I would like to let you know that, starting with SageMath-10-4.app, pip packages for SageMath-X-Y.app are installed in the directory ~/Library/SageMath-X-Y rather than in ~/.sage although the latter directory is still created by Sage when it is run via the app. This was done to avoid mixing user installed packages from different versions of the app. (Different versions of Sage can use the same version of python, but require different versions of python packages.)

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brew install sage

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daeho-ro commented Dec 9, 2024

Are you using brew? It seems that the cask sage has an arm version and so if you install from arm machine, it should be installed correct version automatically.

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culler commented Dec 9, 2024

Great! I thought that was how it worked. But when I looked at the formula I saw this (with no mention of arm64):
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I guess this is a false alarm. Sorry!

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