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The .NET Runtime Identifier Catalog lists all the supported targets for current .NET versions. In addition to support for osx-arm (which we experimented briefly with in #136), we should add support for the following runtime identifiers:
The first one is easy to test by means of a Raspberry Pi/Raspbian machine; I have one here that I can experiment with. The second could probably be tested by using the Oracle Cloud Free Tier: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/ (they provide a free cloud instance powered by Arm Ampere A1 Compute).
This is in no way "required" to fix or support at this point, but it would be something fun to hack on. 😎
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The .NET Runtime Identifier Catalog lists all the supported targets for current .NET versions. In addition to support for
osx-arm
(which we experimented briefly with in #136), we should add support for the following runtime identifiers:linux-arm
: (ci) Addlinux-arm
support #242linux-arm64
: (ci) Addlinux-arm64
support #243The first one is easy to test by means of a Raspberry Pi/Raspbian machine; I have one here that I can experiment with. The second could probably be tested by using the Oracle Cloud Free Tier: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/ (they provide a free cloud instance powered by Arm Ampere A1 Compute).
This is in no way "required" to fix or support at this point, but it would be something fun to hack on. 😎
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: