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A likely better fix is for Homebrew to use the MacOS version of sqlite. That seems to fix the problem and I submitted a PR for this: Homebrew/homebrew-core#76970 I also updated JavaHL to run on Apple Silicon in a previous PR. |
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My PR has been merged. As of the 1.14.1_2 package it works on Big Sur on both Intel and Apple Silicon |
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JavaHL was not working for me on Big Sur. The problem is that that Homebrew Subversion is compiled against a newer version of Sqlite than is included in MacOS and apparently the version of the library from MacOS is loaded when run via Eclipse. I was able to fix the problem by setting Homebrew SQLite to match the version from MacOS and then building Subversion from source.
In the
brew edit sqlite
step it opens the formula in a text editor and I set the values to this:With these changes made it worked OK. Another possible solution that I could not figure out would be if we could get Eclipse to load the version of SQLite provided from Homebrew. I tried editing
java.library.path
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