Master on m1

[d.healey]

@dejans Should be able to because HISE runs via Rosetta, but why don't you want to use the develop branch?

[dejans]

@d-healey I managed to build the develop version but when I loaded an older project with scriptnode it was a mess and nothing worked, mainly due to the bypassing in certain nodes, and some nodes were missing too... Going through it all and fixing it one by one would be quite time-consuming. That's why I'm just wondering if anybody built the master version on m1 successfully, it would save a lot of time.

[d.healey]

@dejans The master branch was updated 2 months ago and isn't that far behind develop, so you might have the same issue there.

[Natan]

@d-healey Sir David,
Hello and Hope all is well

From your experience, How Developing branch Stable is?
Is this a Good time to Migrate from Master?
Last time I found Lots of Incompatibility with my projects!

[dejans]

@d-healey The latest MASTER version works on PC with ipp and everything, loads the project just fine. Building on mac is giving me headache...

[d.healey]

@natan said in Master on m1:

From your experience, How Developing branch Stable is?

Master and Develop are pretty much the same when it comes to stability. Develop has features and fixes (and bugs) that the Master branch doesn't.

The only real difference is Master is updated less frequently and it will always build successfully. Develop may occasionally fail to build if a recent change has broken something.

@natan said in Master on m1:

Last time I found Lots of Incompatibility with my projects!

That won't change, there's always a chance you'll need to update your projects if you are moving to a newer version.

[d.healey]

@dejans said in Master on m1:

Building on mac is giving me headache...

Don't use IPP on Mac (especially an M1 mac).

[Natan]

@d-healey Thank you, fine Sir,
Which commit did you Build recently, with no Issues?!
Thanks for Any link

[d.healey]

@natan I'm using the latest commit in the Develop branch. But I build from my own fork which has a few extras.

[Christoph Hart]

@dejans if you‘re using scriptnode there‘s no way around migrating to develop - the master branch will never get scriptnode fixes so it‘s a dead end.

[dejans]

@christoph-hart @d-healey Thanks for the clarification.