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Wheel for Windows on arm64 #11199
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Github has arm64 Linux runners. They have not made any arm64 Windows runners available here, so there's nothing for us to do yet. |
That’s not quite correct. They did announce both Linux and windows , but no OSS access for either. If/when they extend support to OSS we’ll potentially revisit this. It is unfortunate that one part of MS is pushing a new architecture so heavily while another isn’t ready. |
Ah, my mistake. Well, we're still waiting.
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That’s not quite correct. They did announce both Linux and windows , but nomOSS access for either.
If/when they extend support to OSS we’ll potentially revisit this. It is unfortunate that one part of MS is pushing a new architecture so heavily while another isn’t ready.
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There was previous discussion in #8148 regarding a Windows on ARM wheel. That was closed with these comments:
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GitHub have announced arm runners: https://github.blog/2024-06-03-arm64-on-github-actions-powering-faster-more-efficient-build-systems/ and as an owner of one of the new Snapdragon X ARM laptops I'm keen to simplify installation on this system.
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