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I don't understand why the CI is not running the last 2 tests... After waiting for 15h I canceled them and re-triggering them, but they keep being stuck at "Queued"... |
The reason was that the OS list was also being used to define the GitHub's runner OS: My experiment above worked because I built the Debian ARM64 package using my M1 MacBook which also is ARM64. But since GitHub Runners do not support at the moment an ARM64 Linux OS, more research needs to be done to manage to build an ARM64 artifact on an ARM64 Runner. |
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Closing it for now. |
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I managed to build a linux arm64 package with:
Then, I installed Debian 10.4 (LDXE) using the UTM software on my M1 mac and installed the
alephium-wallet_1.1.0_arm64.debpackage: