Now you have a second terminal that is always running as Rosetta. When installing build tools like CocoaPods, you have to run your whole terminal session with Rosetta enabled.Ī prevalent practice to achieve this is to create a copy of the Terminal.app, click "Get Info" and enable the flag "Open using Rosetta". It enables us to emulate the x86 architecture to run all the programs made for older Macs, with a little performance decrease when compared to apps optimized for M1. Luckily, Apple provides us with the Rosetta emulation layer. If you are a developer dealing with older codebases, you may have already had issues installing npm dependencies or running specific tools.
Many programs and packages still do not support the ARM architecture used on the new Apple M1 chip.
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