arm64 runner improvements #101
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None of the packages affected provide arm64 binary wheels. They are likely all waiting for GitHub hosted runners (for example pyca/cryptography#11199) as Python packaging does not support cross compiling (except hackily with setuptools which is on the way out). So I don't expect much progress there. The timeline for those runners was recently moved/adjusted to Q1 2025 (github/roadmap#970) |
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I've added pre and post job scripts/hooks on my ARM64 runners: jeremyd2019/winautoconfig@202e943...3419a78 |
Does that mean we can cancel stuck jobs now? edit: I tried it, seems to have worked (or it was in a good state): https://github.com/msys2-arm/msys2-autobuild/actions/runs/12702640749/job/35409213279 oh, now it's stuck again in make_tree_writable |
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Yes, it now should be safer to cancel jobs. Not completely safe, but safer. The fact that it was not building a package means it probably would have been relatively safe before.
That's git-for-windows/git#5320. Local |
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maybe make_tree_writable needs to detect symlinks/directory junctions and not follow them also? Just thinking out loud |
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huh, good point, python/cpython#67596 |
As found out here, os.walk() by default follows junctions, which we don't want and can even lead to loops: msys2#101 (comment) Integrate the workaround mentioned in the CPython bug report: python/cpython#67596 (comment) Since this is Python 3.12+ only and we still support 3.10 make it optional though. This also adds tests, which uncovered some other minor issues: It was not chmoding top-down, which meant that os.walk would skip things if there were no read permissions. So chmod before os.walk() lists the dir.
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I've created #107 |
As found out here, os.walk() by default follows junctions, which we don't want and can even lead to loops: #101 (comment) Integrate the workaround mentioned in the CPython bug report: python/cpython#67596 (comment) Since this is Python 3.12+ only and we still support 3.10 make it optional though. This also adds tests, which uncovered some other minor issues: It was not chmoding top-down, which meant that os.walk would skip things if there were no read permissions. So chmod before os.walk() lists the dir.
architecture: x64. I tested, but there are not yet binary wheels for win-arm64, so installing requirements fails for lack of visual studio. I'm not interested in installing visual studio just for that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: