[hk1337]

My experience with both Ruby and Python Apple Silicon has been hit or miss. Mise has made it a lot simpler and seamless but if you need an older version or the absolute latest when it is released, you might have some issues. Mise has helped a lot, I generally do not expect to get an error.

[pseudocomposer]

Are there specific problems? I’ve been primarily Ruby at work the last 6 or so years (before, also doing Ruby, but also lots of Java, Kotlin, Swift, FE stuff, and some Python)… exactly that period… and haven’t really noticed any issues. Granted, I don’t typically use a lot of obscure binary-only dependencies, or things whose C/C++/machine code wouldn’t mostly cross-compile fine.

Granted, all this time I’ve always only used rbenv-managed Ruby versions (and rvm before that). I’ve long disliked/avoided Python because its ecosystem lacked any equivalent, but I know “uv” has gained popularity there, and perhaps Mise is good in Python land as well.

[hk1337]

Usually just errors building it. Mostly python but I think I had an error with 3.4.3 the other day.