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`iosSimulatorArm64Test` and `macosArm64Test` are getting skipped on a Mac m1 with an arm64 jdk. The X64 tasks are working. 

Anyone know why they would get skipped?

I'm guessing you're running under rosetta2, intentionally or not

I used sdkman to install java 17.0.3-zulu. I think they're supposed to pick one that's compatible with M1.

Is there any way to check if I'm under rosetta2? I'm using a self hosted GitHub actions runner.

I'm not sure if the runner is doing anything weird, but running `arch -arm64 ./gradlew iosSimulatorArm64Test macosArm64Test` still results in the tasks getting skipped.

perhaps sdkman was under rosetta when it installed java

I don't think so, but I'm going to try reinstalling it. What's the best way to verify that it's using the arm64 jdk?

Running `cat `which java` | file -` prints `Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64`

Running the task with `--info` yields

``` Skipping task ':style-engine:macosArm64Test' as task onlyIf is false.
```
Which looks like it could only happen if the `executableFile` doesn't exist

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I'm not sure what that means, but my scenario is that I have tests in `commonTest` and they run on all other targets (as well as the X64 Apple targets)