fix: add missing Arm platforms to skip existing builds

[aliciaaevans]

When running bulk for linux-aarch64 on CircleCI, all recipes started building, even ones that had not been bumped. The FILTER: not building recipe X because the same number of builds are in channel(s) and it is not forced. message was not present in the log. This is because one place in bioconda-utils was missed when addinglinux-aarch64.

Bioconda-utils gets a dataframe of packages from the bioconda and conda-forge channels and then compares with the list of recipes requested to be built to see if a build already exists for that subdir, version, build number, and build string. Only linux-64, osx-64, and noarch were being considered. (The platform here gets converted to a subdir string which has the -64 suffix.)

After this is merged and released, I will re-enable bulk for CircleCI.

[aliciaaevans]

Setting this to draft while I double-check if this will have unwanted side-effects.

[aliciaaevans]

I think the other places this affects actually benefit or are unaffected by this change. This is adding rows to the dataframe, not changing the existing linux and osx ones.

[daler]

I don't understand yet how linux gets turned into linux-64 but I guess linux-aarch64 doesn't. But it sounds like you confirmed it's only adding rows (and specifically only the ARM rows), in which case I'm not worried!

[aliciaaevans]

I don't understand yet how linux gets turned into linux-64 but I guess linux-aarch64 doesn't. But it sounds like you confirmed it's only adding rows (and specifically only the ARM rows), in which case I'm not worried!

Here for information:

bioconda-utils/bioconda_utils/utils.py

Lines 1532 to 1545 in ed8607c

	def platform2subdir(platform):
	if platform == 'linux':
	return 'linux-64'
	elif platform == 'linux-aarch64':
	return 'linux-aarch64'
	elif platform == 'osx':
	return 'osx-64'
	elif platform == 'osx-arm64':
	return 'osx-arm64'
	elif platform == 'noarch':
	return 'noarch'
	else:
	raise ValueError(
	'Unsupported platform: bioconda only supports linux, linux-aarch64, osx, osx-arm64 and noarch.')