Fix dyld libzstd error in distributed macOS binaries#102
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Users installing oitec on machines without Homebrew's zstd hit a dyld error because the binary had a dynamic dependency on libzstd.1.dylib. Fix by removing the .dylib files before building on both macOS targets, forcing the linker to use the static archive (libzstd.a) instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
oitecon macOS without Homebrew's zstd hit adyld: Library not loaded: libzstd.1.dyliberror at runtimelibzstd.1.dylib, creating a runtime dependency that isn't present on end-user machines.dylibfiles before building on both macOS targets (aarch64 and x86_64), forcing the linker to uselibzstd.a(static archive) insteadChanges
libzstd*.dylibbefore build, setsLIBRARY_PATHandMACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET.dylibremoval; also removed explicit-lzstdlinker flag (redundant withLIBRARY_PATH)Test plan
otool -Lon the resulting macOS binaries shows no reference tolibzstd.1.dylib🤖 Generated with Claude Code