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conda-forge / rabbitmq-server-feedstock

A conda-smithy repository for rabbitmq-server.
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Build on `linux_aarch64` #67

Open chrisjsewell opened 1 year ago

chrisjsewell commented 1 year ago

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Heya, would it be possible to also have this build target?

ndevenish commented 10 months ago

Unfortunately, it looks like the upstream erlang feedstock https://github.com/conda-forge/erlang-feedstock doesn't support aarch64 yet.

It does look like arch linux has managed to package for aarch64: https://archlinuxarm.org/packages/aarch64/rabbitmq, so if this ever changes there is at least evidence that it's possible to do so.

danielhollas commented 2 months ago

@ndevenish would you mind reopening this issue, since the build on "linux_aarch64" is not available atm? We are still very much interested in this, as it would simplify our Docker pipeline a lot. Thanks!

ndevenish commented 2 months ago

I'm happy to have this open and pending, but unless https://github.com/conda-forge/erlang-feedstock starts packaging linux_aarch64 there isn't a lot that we can do here.

danielhollas commented 1 month ago

Thanks! I've opened a corresponding issue there as well for tracking. https://github.com/conda-forge/erlang-feedstock/issues/154

jakirkham commented 1 month ago

Also would follow the same steps we used with erlang for rabbitmq-server

jakirkham commented 1 week ago

Have just merged in Daniel's work on erlang to add other architectures for Linux and macOS:

Those packages should soon be available

Also have added rabbitmq-server to the arch migrator ( https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge-pinning-feedstock/pull/6071 ). So there should soon be a bot PR enabling arch builds here

Potentially there may be a bit more work depending on how that goes

danielhollas commented 1 week ago

@jakirkham thanks so much for merging and initiating the migration bot for this repo!

I think there is one more step in the Erlang repo. There is currently no rabbitmq-server version that supports Erlang 27. If I understand the process correctly we'll need to create a new 26.x branch and backport the changes? LMK if you want me to help with that.

jakirkham commented 1 week ago

Tried to squash and rebase the changes keeping you as author in PR: https://github.com/conda-forge/erlang-feedstock/pull/163

Let's see if that is enough. If not, please feel free to pick it up

jakirkham commented 1 week ago

Looks like that did the trick. Packages are uploaded (though may still be mirroring on CDN)