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FB14684491with Apple, caching this flag forever seems to be a bug. Sadly, there's a high likelihood that they won't fix it for ecosystem/congruency reasons as explained here: developer.apple.com/forums/thread/…. (TIL: Not unlike the sad fact that getting a direct link to this developer forums answer only works in Safari).FB14684491: "[...] this issue behaves as intended based on the information provided. Apps with scripts as their main binary default to Rosetta for compatibility. When bringing up Rosetta, there were existing apps with scripts as main binary, which kicked off separate processes to inspect their architecture or other characteristics. If those processes are kicked off as arm64, they returned values that were unexpected by the app and weird things happened. Defaulting to Rosetta meant those sub-processes launched as x86_64 and returned values the apps were expecting."FB14812783. Although they can claim that defaulting to "Intel" is the "intended behavior", there's no excuse to cache this value indefinitely. Description: "If the main application binary is a shell script, it can be launched on macOS without Rosetta by setting theInfo.plistLSArchitecturePriority to arm64. However, if thisLSArchitecturePrioritywas not set previously it’s cached as Intel indefinitely."/usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Delete :\"Architectures for arm64\":com.company.app" ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices/com.apple.LaunchServices.plist && sudo rebootwherecom.company.appis the bundle identifier of your application. WARNING: This will reboot your mac if successful.