Right, so this won't work for the CI because it's looking for the Team ID which isn't present. Hmm...

@hannesa2 please help me cancel the old queued and running arm64 jobs so that only the latest queued one here needs to run. Thanks.

@jspiro oh I meant the older ones here: https://github.com/gitx/gitx/actions

Can you cancel those? Also the running one. It got stuck:

Also the running one. It got stuck:

It's failing to cancel. Push a commit to kick a new build.

OK, thanks.

git commit --allow-empty -m kick

Cleaned all the builds up. Good to go now.

@jspiro Done. I did a rebase and fixed up some commits. BTW, for arm64 I think @hannesa2 needs to boot up the runner manually in MacStadium. Until then, it will be queued. Please don't cancel it.

Concerning the arm runner: Yes, weeks ago it was removed from this repository anyhow, without my fingers into it

so I added it again.

But installing as service runs into an issue.

That's why I've to start it currently manually ...

@hannesa2 Thanks for the merge. I think this will help newcomers get started easily without having to muck up the tracked project files with their private info.

Regarding the runner, the instructions says you should use sudo and in my experience, services will refuse to start if you don't start them with sudo. Please try that. If you want to install with your user instead of sudo, I think it should be ./svc.sh install hannes and you may need to attach the username on other commands as well (not sure).

Failing the above, can you check if the service is disabled under Allow in the Background? (It's in System Settings/Preferences). Last attempt, try adding the application to Login Items. (You can choose the Shell Script there.)

Sure, this was my first idea

I wrote the support of github action a question ...

I cannot see your ticket. Support tickets are private in GitHub.

Try to uninstall the existing installation first, before installing with the username.

./svc.sh stop
./svc.sh uninstall
./svc.sh install hannes
./svc.sh start

Ok, I did it again

but still the same error

I opened a public discussion https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/48686

Is it still the same if you restart the Mac? Try the same steps again after a reboot.

A reboot doesn't help

I already tried all this low hanging fruits, but till now without success.
I guess, I've to understand the root cause to be able to fix it.

@ADTC Just for the records, after chatting over days with github support, this is the workaround actions/runner#1056 (comment) which made the github-runner start during reboot.
It simply needs a logged user via GUI