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I use Docker, on rare occasion. If I need to run an Intel based container, that usually works using Rosetta. Everything else I run native M1 applications: 2 Co
by mark_l_watson 4y ago
I use Docker, on rare occasion. If I need to run an Intel based container, that usually works using Rosetta.
Everything else I run native M1 applications: 2 Common Lisp implementations, Python, Jetbrains and VSCode IDEs.
The M1 chip can be an inconvenience but using the M1 specific Homebrew (brew) gets me by and is now the way I install Emacs and many other dev utilities.
- motsi 4y agoIs that how everyone else works on your team or your custom setup? We have a wiki and point new hires there to follow those steps. Same for running and testing the code. Problems would usually arise when someone changed something either in staging or their local environment (it passes there but fails in staging). Maybe the problem is not high for other teams but it would sometimes cost the whole team a day or two before its fixed.