Build Linux aarch64 wheels in the "Build and Publish Python Package" workflow#865
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…ch64 wheels Build Linux aarch64 wheels by extending the build_wheels job in the workflow to also run on an `ubuntu-22.04-arm` runner. In order for this to work, the commit also extends the `install-go.sh` helper architecture aware.
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Summary
Build Linux aarch64 wheels by extending the
build_wheelsjob in the workflow to also run on anubuntu-22.04-armrunner. In order for this to actually work, the PR extends the.github/workflows/install-go.shhelper to download the Go compiler for the detected architecture. The architecture switching currently supportsx86_64(amd64) andaarch64(arm64).Rationale
We're starting to use our Python project which imports go-jsonnet (projectsyn/commodore) on Linux aarch64 (arm64) platforms (Kubernetes nodes and Docker on macOS), but building the
linux/arm64container image currently introduces additional complexity because we need to build go-jsonnet from source forlinux/arm64only. It would be very convenient for us if go-jsonnet would publish Linux aarch64 wheels going forward.Comments
I've tested this change on our fork, cf. https://github.com/projectsyn/go-jsonnet/actions/runs/23288542112?pr=2