telescope-fzy-native not working on M1 Macs
9710willy opened this issue · 4 comments
Due to the fact that the submodule does not have a darwin arm64 build, on a Big Sur M1, telescope fzy native won't work out of the box.
I've tried to locally clone (including the submodule), build the submodule so it has a build compatible with the M1 and make my packer get that plugin, but it seems when I call
require('telescope').load_extension('fzy_native') it can't find it.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Thank you so much!
It can't support arm64 for mac yet because there are not runners. If i recall correctly.
Can't find probably means that the function couldn't load the so which leads to a failure.
I think you just need to insert a kev, value pair into a table.
Probably here https://github.com/romgrk/fzy-lua-native/blob/d47db52e8936912e4ea813a4b65ca64922724327/lua/native.lua#L14-L22
depending how your so is named something like this:
-- if uname -m == 'arm64' = if lib is named like this: `libfzy-darwin-arm64.so`
['arm64'] = 'arm64',I hope something like this works. I don't have a mac so i can't do any testing
Fzy-lua-native just added a darwin-arm64 binary (kindly provided by @smolck ❤️ )
@Conni2461 could you bump the version of the dependency to the latest commit to pull that in? This should close the issue.
There is also a new is_case_sensitive option (default false), but we don't have a interface for it in telescope. So we could think about adding it (at some point).
I hope it just works now for M1 :)