Add windows arm64 build #3457
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It looks like the python 3.14 tests are failing due to a depreciation warning. ( |
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from tornadoweb#3457 and if this works i'll merge that one, i just need it on my fork to test the ci build
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Thanks! I've run a test of the build workflow with this change to make sure it doesn't slow things down too much and it looks fine: it adds about 75 seconds to the windows build which previously took about 10 minutes. This is currently irrelevant to the total build time because the linux builds take 22 minutes (although this will change when I get a linux arm build runner so we don't have to build and test arm in emulation). |
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Simple change to cross-compile a windows arm64 wheel. (#3456)
While this cannot be tested in the CI until GitHub starts supporting Windows arm64 machines for open source projects, I did test the wheel this produced locally on an arm64 Windows machine and it passed all tests.