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Add initial support for Apple Silicon

  • Add osx-arm64 runtime dependency
  • Add osx-arm64 to supported rid identifiers
  • Update vmImage to macOS-10.15
  • Use XCode 12.2 for all macOS builds
  • Add build and sign macos arm64 to CI scripts

This should build aspnetcore for osx-arm64, however
the native dependencies libuv and libe_sqlite3 will
need to be updated to have full functionality. These
are provided by separate repos.

Enabling at this point unblocks effort to create the initial
osx-arm64 SDK.

Partially addresses #26821

/cc @janvorli @mangod9

- Add osx-arm64 runtime dependency
- Add osx-arm64 to supported rid identifiers
- Update vmImage to macOS-10.15
- Use XCode 12.2 for all macOS builds
- Add build and sign macos arm64 to CI scripts

This should build aspnetcore for osx-arm64, however
the native dependencies libuv and libe_sqlite3 will
need to be updated to have full functionality.  These
are provided by separate repos.

Enabling at this point unblocks effort to create the initial
osx-arm64 SDK.
@sdmaclea sdmaclea added this to the 6.0.0-alpha1 milestone Oct 27, 2020
@sdmaclea sdmaclea requested review from dougbu and mmitche October 27, 2020 20:01
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LGTM, and the macOS arm64 build leg is green.

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@ghost ghost merged commit bb5efb7 into dotnet:master Oct 27, 2020
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dougbu commented Oct 27, 2020

As a follow-up item: https://helix.dot.net/ doesn't show any macOS ARM64 queues available. Anyone know the expected timeline❔

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mangod9 commented Oct 27, 2020

we dont have reliable hardware to run tests yet. Hoping to get them enabled in the next few months once some are available. For now we want to ensure builds continue to work.

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@dougbu In part we are waiting for commercial availability. We are currently testing using prototype devices.

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dougbu commented Oct 28, 2020

Thanks for the info @mangod9 and @sdmaclea

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