Test all ARM64 scenarios when possible #10
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TODO: Starting with systemd version 253 or 254 (I'm not sure which) it is no longer possible to start systemd-resolved.service under QEMU emulation. We support this case, but we cannot test it until we have native ARM64 runners. See issue #10 for more details.
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TODO: Starting with systemd version 253 or 254 (I'm not sure which) it is no longer possible to start systemd-resolved.service under QEMU emulation. We support this case, but we cannot test it until we have native ARM64 runners. See issue #10 for more details.
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Starting with systemd version 253 or 254 (I'm not sure which) it is no longer possible to start systemd-resolved.service under QEMU emulation. We support this case, but we cannot test it until we have native ARM64 runners. See issue #10 for more details.
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Starting with systemd version 253 or 254 (I'm not sure which) it is no longer possible to start systemd-resolved.service under QEMU emulation. We support this case, but we cannot test it until we have native ARM64 runners. See issue #10 for more details.
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In many cases we no longer need to do this because we are now using native ARM64 GitHub Actions runners. Resolves #10.
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We should start testing all ARM64 scenarios once we have native ARM64 runners.
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systemdversion 253 or 254 (I'm not sure which) it is no longer possible to startsystemd-resolved.serviceunder QEMU emulation. We support this case, but we cannot test it until we have native ARM64 runners.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: