Introduced in #28, we are using a custom Github actions arm64 linux runners in order to build the linux/arm64. This is currently the only way to feasibly get those builds working (alternative would be a QEMU based approach, but there a build takes ~20-30 mins).
There are already "normal" linux arm64 runners, but currently they are only available for public repositories during the preview. According to some comments by Github staff, the should be made generally available in the second half of 2025 (see https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/19197#discussioncomment-12012164), at which point we can switch to them (or I guess as soon as we make this repo public).
Also related #24 , which I guess we could resolve be switching to those runners
Introduced in #28, we are using a custom Github actions arm64 linux runners in order to build the
linux/arm64. This is currently the only way to feasibly get those builds working (alternative would be a QEMU based approach, but there a build takes ~20-30 mins).There are already "normal" linux arm64 runners, but currently they are only available for public repositories during the preview. According to some comments by Github staff, the should be made generally available in the second half of 2025 (see https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/19197#discussioncomment-12012164), at which point we can switch to them (or I guess as soon as we make this repo public).
Also related #24 , which I guess we could resolve be switching to those runners