macOS aarch64 libsass for Apple M1

[porchy13]

This PR should close #48.

To get sbt-sassify working on Apple M1 computers and using sbt 1.6.0-M1 needs to have libsass.dylib in arch specific folders: darwin-aarch64 for M1 chips and darwin-x86-64 for Intel chips. The old darwin folder needs to be kept for sbt version prior to 1.6.

I did not find any ways to have libsass cross-compiled for aarch64. The one I provide comes from my Homebrew installation.

Finally, I have update some dependencies and the test protocol has been fixed in that sense.

[thadamski]

Thanks for creating a PR! Is there a beta build of this branch available in a repo? I'd like to help test, as I'm also experiencing the problems referenced in #48 as well

[porchy13]

I've not publish this version in a public repository. I do the following steps to use it in my projects:

1. forked the project and publish the plugin locally (sbt clean; compile; publishLocal).
2. copy the local sbt-sassify.jar (found in ~/.ivy2/local/org.irundaia.sbt/sbt-sassify/scala_2.12/sbt_1.0/1.5.2-SNAPSHOT/jars) in project/lib.
3. in project/plugins.sbt, I use the local plugin by declaring it like below:

   val sassifyLocation: File = file("project/lib/sbt-sassify.jar").getAbsoluteFile
   addSbtPlugin("org.irundaia.sbt" % "sbt-sassify" % "1.5.2-SNAPSHOT" from "file://" + sassifyLocation)

[jwaring]

Thanks @porchy13 for creating the PR. I have followed the solution as you documented above and it works well.
I look forward to the PR being incorporated into the next release.

[arturopala]

@irundaia any chance to get this fix released?

[irundaia]

Sorry, I've been away for a while. Question, how did you compile the darwin-arm version of libsass?

[porchy13]

I've used the binaries provided by Homebrew (link to the libsass formulae).

I did not find any cross-compilation Docker image that was able to compile for the aarch64 architecture (all the tests I made have failed).

[irundaia]

I've tested in on my x86 Mac. It still works there. So I'll try to release this this evening, after doing some test on a windows machine.

[arturopala]

@irundaia hello, do you plan to release a new version of the library on maven central?

[irundaia]

@arturopala, I do. I’m in the process of figuring out how to release the plugin to jCenter now that bintray has shut down.

[arturopala]

Would it be an option to deploy to the Sonatype OSS? If so, I have an example in https://github.com/arturopala/buffer-and-slice/actions/workflows/publish.yml śr., 2 mar 2022 o 13:31 Han van Venrooij ***@***.***> napisał(a):

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[irundaia]

I've published the version 1.5.2 to Sonatype OSS.

Due to Sonatype's stricter groupId policies, I had to change the groupId to io.github.irundaia. So to upgrade, change your project/plugins.sbt to addSbtPlugin("io.github.irundaia" % "sbt-sassify" % "1.5.2")

[arturopala]

Thank you @irundaia !

[jwaring]

My thanks also @irundaia and @porchy13 for the original PR

[mkurz]

@irundaia You should also let scala-steward know about the new groupid: scala-steward-org/scala-steward#2488