feat(release): Add linux arm64 build to matrix

[smerle33]

we (jenkins infra team) would like to use an ARM64 linux version of typos.
Reading this issue #828 and this PR #908 it sounds like it was just missing a build block for linux arm64 ... seem a little too easy but I did this at least to make my contribution to the task.

[epage]

A hack will need to be implemented to vet that this works in CI (since we don't run post-release on regular CI runs)

[smerle33]

A hack will need to be implemented to vet that this works in CI (since we don't run post-release on regular CI runs)

I don't know much about this CI, but if this would have been to be tested within a PR (not the tag or build on main), I would have done a replay with the post-release step as a mandatory step but with staging filename or url, or even a manual sh step with the rust compilation command ....

May I be of any help to ease your process / tests ?

[epage]

post-release is skipped because it negatively impacts build times when few things change it. We could possibly filter to only run it if post-release itself is changing. So far, it hasn't been worth it because post-release doesn't change much.

[smerle33]

hi @epage,
any input on the ability to provide an arm64 with or without this PR ?

Thanks for your time and help !

[smerle33]

hi @epage what can I do to help you on this PR ?

Stéphane

[epage]

I'm not seeing a CI run from when a hack was added to show that the job works

[smerle33]

I'm not seeing a CI run from when a hack was added to show that the job works

not sure to understand ... doesn't the CI need to be launch manually ?
if I remember correctly the test failed at the first one because of the casse used on the commit message ....
Tell me if you need me to do something.

[epage]

For new contributors, I have to approve a CI run. CI may report a non-blocking failures about commit messages.

Separately from that, I want to make sure that the release pipeline will work for the proposed platform. The way to do that is to post an temporary commit that hacks up the release pipeline to kick off for all branches and not create a release, just run the builds. If that is posted and works, ping me. I'll say you can then remove the commit. Ping me again, and I'll merge.

[smerle33]

For new contributors, I have to approve a CI run. CI may report a non-blocking failures about commit messages.

Separately from that, I want to make sure that the release pipeline will work for the proposed platform. The way to do that is to post an temporary commit that hacks up the release pipeline to kick off for all branches and not create a release, just run the builds. If that is posted and works, ping me. I'll say you can then remove the commit. Ping me again, and I'll merge.

@epage:
is this good enough ? 181329b

Thanks for your help and patience.

[epage]

Feel free to revert that change.

That change was for an unrelated pipeline but it reminded me that we already do Python wheel releases for aarch64 Linux, so doing it for our Github artifacts should work.

[smerle33]

Feel free to revert that change.

That change was for an unrelated pipeline but it reminded me that we already do Python wheel releases for aarch64 Linux, so doing it for our Github artifacts should work.

reverted, thanks !

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[epage]

Looks like there were still differences in what maturin does as the pipeline failed and I had to revert this.

[smerle33]

so @epage , if I understood correctly, the error is :
https://github.com/crate-ci/typos/actions/runs/9485498229/job/26137667390#step:5:378

error: linking with `cc` failed

which seems not uncommon on cargo: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28124221/error-linking-with-cc-failed-exit-code-1
I do use a macbook pro M1 on arm so may be of some help to try things.
But I would admit that this look far beyond my ability ...
keep me informed if you feel that I can still help in having typo built for arm64

[smerle33]

@epage more infos that I found on the problem if it can help :

• Cross compiling fails with "error adding symbols: File in wrong format" rwf2/Rocket#1222

with links to

• Link error when cross-compiling to ARM with --crate-type dylib: Relocations in generic ELF (EM: 40) rust-lang/rust#28924
  and
• Automatically detect the appropriate linker to use when cross-compiling rust-lang/cargo#4133