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Hello, I use aqua to install colima on MacOS 14 with an Mx chip. Aqua has a proxy to redirect to the correct binary. This works good though I get an warning that Why do I get the warning? What do I need to do in order to get rid of it? Matthias |
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Colima actually re-launches itself in background as a daemon to provide some additional functionalities. I suspect the way aqua works is a bit unconventional and confuses the detection. Regardless, the warning is harmless and can be discarded as it simply falls back to As a fix, an update can be pushed to lower the log level of the message to trace so it does not show up normally. |
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Got it. Then I continue to ignore the warning. :) |
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Colima actually re-launches itself in background as a daemon to provide some additional functionalities.
In the process, it detects the full path of the current running executable.
I suspect the way aqua works is a bit unconventional and confuses the detection.
Regardless, the warning is harmless and can be discarded as it simply falls back to
$0and that works fine.As a fix, an update can be pushed to lower the log level of the message to trace so it does not show up normally.