Update macOS naming to use CPU architecture; replace runner that will stop working in two weeks #53
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Turns out GitHub has a RUNNER_ARCH variable for precisely this need. This will hold so long as we only run one runner per architecture (we make the same assumption on Linux and Windows already). This should fix primesearch#51.
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Yikes, this isn't working.
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Aha... so |
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GitHub people says macos-13 is on the way out. In that case let me try the 15 thing. Holy scope creeps... |
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Eh, it works! |
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Turns out GitHub has a RUNNER_ARCH variable for precisely this need. This will hold so long as we only run one runner per architecture (we make the same assumption on Linux and Windows already).
This should fix #51.