Add support for Mac's Intel chips #872
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Thank you. I will test this in the next release workflow. |
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Please note that this PR is completely generated by the GitHub Copilot Workspace based on issue #866 😅 Additional attention may be needed. |
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Related to #866
This pull request introduces support for Mac's Intel chips in the ChatALL application by updating the build and release configurations.
vue.config.js: Adds support for both Intel (x64) and Apple Silicon (arm64) architectures in the macOS target configuration. This ensures the application is built for both types of chips..github/workflows/release.yml: Implements a matrix strategy for the build and release job to run on bothmacos-latestandmacos-10.15, accommodating the building and releasing of versions for Mac's Intel chips alongside Apple Silicon chips.For more details, open the Copilot Workspace session.