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Update to work on Apple Silicon #8

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@radekdoulik looks like the publish keys have expired :(

@radekdoulik radekdoulik merged commit 746dae5 into main Oct 9, 2024
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I have updated the publish key, let see if it will work :-)

@dellis1972 dellis1972 deleted the Upgrade branch October 9, 2024 10:33
jpobst added a commit to dotnet/android that referenced this pull request Jan 15, 2025
Azure Pipelines now provides the `macos-14-arm64` image.  We can use this image to run our MSBuild tests on.  This is a benefit because it's nearly twice as fast and nowadays our Mac users are probably more likely to be running arm64.

Unfortunately it [does not support nested virtualization](actions/runner-images#9460), so we can't run our emulator tests on this image.  Supposedly Apple added nested virtualization in MacOS 15, but Azure does not have `macos-15-arm64` images yet.  Hopefully we will be able to use those for emulator tests in the future.

Additionally:
- Update `apkdiff` to a [newer version with Apple Silicon support](radekdoulik/apkdiff#8).
- Tweak agent count since we now need fewer Mac agents, but could use a couple more Windows agents.
- Bugfix to make sure we're using the right JDK path for ARM64.
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