Upgrade to python3.11 and support for ARM #552
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…ith static analysis engines like mypy. This appears to be the lowest effort, semi-future proof approach to keep mypy working. The downside is that non-python files are no longer auto-refreshed when edited.
…ad section and building as well as expecting a license files to be included
…ifier is needed to ensure proper compatability with current setup
… now this will work
…le multiarch support
…, we'd have 100% test coverage on arm. Oh well, maybe a job for a different pr...
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One sentence summary of this PR (This should go in the CHANGELOG!)
Added ARM/multi-arch variants of toolchains and upgrade dependencies to support python3.11.
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Resolves #547 #548 #549 #546 #543 #542
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Initially started as an upgrade to python3.11 to decrease build time on ARM. Quickly found out that there was no way to test that I didn't break anything on ARM because most of the tests failed on ARM anyways, as such I added support for ARM. You should find that it has almost 100% passing test coverage, except for test relating to the BCC toolchain. Might explore in another issue/pr using crosstool-ng to build this for ARM. Added Makefile commands to simplify running all the different configurations.
Anyone you think should look at this, specifically?
@whyitfor @jstrieb