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ENH: Add aarch64 Linux and x86 Windows support #151
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I think that this addition is fine, though it will not fully fix the issue it was opened for (c.f. #150 (comment)). We can do some additional small updates and then make a release so that if other people want to get this while staying pinned to a release version they can.
I also tried adding win-arm64 but the pixi lock fails with
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I tried unpinning python to 3.*, and it still cannot solve, so this may be a pixi or window-arm ecosystem support issue
It is neither really, but kinda the Windows one. It is just that win-arm64 has still not been rolled out officially on conda-forge, AFAIK given conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io#1940. You might know more about the history here than me, but in 2025 there are still very few conda-forge feedstocks with win-arm64 support, and anaconda-client is not one of them. So until there are win-arm64 builds for all of its dependencies we can't do anything about that.
edit: Oh, I guess Python itself also does not have win-arm64 support yet on conda-forge.
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👋 Ping @scientific-python/nightly-wheels-developers for another review on this PR beyond me. |
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Thanks @bsipocz and @martinfleis for your reviews! I'm going to merge this in now. I'll upgrade dependencies in a separate PR and then I'll suggest a new release. |
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Thanks for pushing this through @matthewfeickert and all! |
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Thanks for the PR @mroeschke! |
closes #150
I also tried adding
win-arm64but thepixi lockfails withI tried unpinning python to
3.*, and it still cannot solve, so this may be a pixi or window-arm ecosystem support issueSquash and merge commit message: