Use macos-latest in CI for aarch64-apple-darwin
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Oh that is going to be an interesting change. Could you also change the x86 image to be macos-13? I am pretty surprised they didn't distinguish these further than whatever the |
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Thanks for catching this, this sort of change probably has to happen at a ton of our repos. |
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Per the GitHub actions docs,
macos-latestnow refers to the M1-CPU-usingmacos-14. This PR changes theaarch64-apple-darwinCI to match the other CI targets, which all use the-latestOS versions.