Native ARM64 builds and release updates #179
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request updates the build and release workflows as well as the documentation to support native ARM64 builds. Key changes include:
- Updating build configurations and workflows with a matrix strategy to build self-contained executables for multiple platforms and architectures.
- Refactoring build command output paths from using platform-short to the runtime input.
- Enhancing documentation to cover new platforms and provide guidance on using RBAC with Azure CLI.
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| README.md | Updated installation instructions for added platforms and ARM64; added RBAC authentication guidance. |
| .github/workflows/release.yml | Introduced a matrix strategy for package builds and updated the release job to handle ARM64 packages. |
| .github/workflows/internal-test-build.yml | Added a matrix build strategy for self-contained executables across multiple platforms and architectures. |
| .github/actions/build-with-plugins/action.yml | Refactored dotnet publish commands to use the runtime input for determining output paths. |
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This pull request includes updates to the build and release workflows, as well as improvements to the documentation. The main changes involve refactoring the build configurations to use a matrix strategy, updating the output paths, and enhancing the release process to support multiple platforms and architectures. New ARM64 builds have been added to the release packages.
closes #178
Workflow and Build Configuration Updates:
.github/actions/build-with-plugins/action.yml: Updated thedotnet publishcommands to use${{ inputs.runtime }}instead of${{ inputs.platform-short }}for the output paths. This change ensures consistency in the output directory structure. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11].github/workflows/internal-test-build.yml: Introduced a matrix strategy to build self-contained executables for different platforms and architectures, streamlining the build process and reducing redundancy..github/workflows/release.yml: Added a matrix strategy for building packages and updated the release job to handle multiple platforms and architectures. This change simplifies the release process and ensures all necessary packages are created and uploaded.Linux release packages have been switched to tarball's vs. zip as tar is a more common package available on Linux distros.
Documentation Updates:
README.md: Updated installation instructions to include new platforms and architectures (win-arm64, mac-arm64, linux-arm64) and added guidance for using RBAC and authentication with Azure CLI. [1] [2]How verified: