Originally, Entrusted only supported x86_64/amd64 architectures. Then releases artifacts for arm64/aarch64 became available as it was possible to generate relevant binaries "relatively easily".
The current naming conventions for release artifacts are a bit unorthodox, usually the version number comes right after the "artifactname" portion.
Background
Originally,
Entrustedonly supportedx86_64/amd64architectures. Then releases artifacts forarm64/aarch64became available as it was possible to generate relevant binaries "relatively easily".The current naming conventions for release artifacts are a bit unorthodox, usually the version number comes right after the "artifactname" portion.
artifactname-osname-architecture-version.fileextensionentrusted-linux-aarch64-0.3.0.debRequest
Adopt the following naming pattern going forward:
artifactname-version-osname-architecture.fileextensionentrusted-0.3.0-linux-aarch64.debOverall changes