Modular•2mo ago

Magic/Mojo on MacOS 12 not supported?

Just starting to play around with Mojo. Following the instructions in the docs on MacOS 12 on an M1 macbook I am getting this error on running magic shell about MacOS 13 being required. I can't find any docs suggesting MacOS 12 is not supported. Googling that error, I can't find anything relevant. So before I go to the trouble of updating the OS I thought I'd ask whether anyone else has experienced this.

$ magic shell
  × The current system has a mismatching virtual package. The project requires '__osx' to be at least version '13.0' but the system has version '12.4'

$ magic shell
  × The current system has a mismatching virtual package. The project requires '__osx' to be at least version '13.0' but the system has version '12.4'

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Darin Simmons•2mo ago

When you say the docs. Are you referring to the getting-started ? When you magic --version are you getting 0.3.1 ? There was an issue - and I'm wondering if it's related - about magic, SSL certificates, mac0S, and the way some upstream developers were doing things. The fix for that was to revert the magic version command . I tried searching Discord for the details but got a bunch of noisy results. You can try to version 0.3.0 and see if that works. Also, there's an issue template for magic in the mojo repo

Caroline•2mo ago

@tohmly can you share what prints when you run magic info?

tohmlyOP•2mo ago

Yes, I am following the getting-started guide.

$ magic info
      Pixi version: 0.29.0
          Platform: osx-arm64
  Virtual packages: __unix=0=0
                  : __osx=12.4=0
                  : __archspec=1=m1
         Cache dir: /Users/tom/Library/Caches/rattler/cache
      Auth storage: /Users/tom/.rattler/credentials.json
  Config locations: No config files found

Project
------------
              Name: hello-world
           Version: 0.1.0
     Manifest file: /Users/tom/src/mojo-experiment/hello-world/mojoproject.toml
      Last updated: 15-10-2024 21:31:01

Environments
------------
       Environment: default
          Features: default
          Channels: conda-forge, https://conda.modular.com/max
  Dependency count: 1
      Dependencies: max
  Target platforms: osx-arm64

$ magic info
      Pixi version: 0.29.0
          Platform: osx-arm64
  Virtual packages: __unix=0=0
                  : __osx=12.4=0
                  : __archspec=1=m1
         Cache dir: /Users/tom/Library/Caches/rattler/cache
      Auth storage: /Users/tom/.rattler/credentials.json
  Config locations: No config files found

Project
------------
              Name: hello-world
           Version: 0.1.0
     Manifest file: /Users/tom/src/mojo-experiment/hello-world/mojoproject.toml
      Last updated: 15-10-2024 21:31:01

Environments
------------
       Environment: default
          Features: default
          Channels: conda-forge, https://conda.modular.com/max
  Dependency count: 1
      Dependencies: max
  Target platforms: osx-arm64

Caroline•2mo ago

Are you following this doc? https://docs.modular.com/magic/ (there's also this one, so want to make sure I'm following along via the right doc)

Get started with Magic | Modular Docs

Magic is a package manager and virtual environment manager for any language,

tohmlyOP•2mo ago

Sorry, it is this one

Get started with Mojo🔥 | Modular Docs

Install Mojo now and start developing

tohmlyOP•2mo ago

I just tried initialising a simpler project with magic init my-project (i.e. without --format mojoproject ) and the error is the same I get the same error on magic versions 0.3.0 and 0.2.3 (initialising a new project each time)

Caroline•2mo ago

sorry just seeing this now! will get back to you shortly okay so adding the following to your mojoproject.toml file should resolve the error:

# Default system requirements for macOS

[system-requirements]

macos = "12.0"

# Default system requirements for macOS

[system-requirements]

macos = "12.0"

(Magic is built on Pixi, which has a default requirement of 13.0, so that's why this error is happening - but adding the above should fix it)

tohmlyOP•2mo ago

That did the trick - Thanks for the help!

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