Support Mac computers with Apple silicon#48
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It looks like this also resolves issue #20 |
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Nice work! Thank you again :) |
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This PR resolves issue #43 - Support Mac computers with Apple silicon.
macos-latestnow runs on Apple Silicon, so updatedwebview.yamlto build for both architectures:macos-latestfor ARM64macos-13for x86-64.dyliblibraries and artifacts for clarity (libwebview-arm64.dylib,libwebview-x64.dylib).csprojto pack both libraries into their correct runtime folders:runtimes/osx-arm64/native/for Apple Siliconruntimes/osx-x64/native/for Intel Macs