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CI: build Linux aarch64 and macOS x86_64 wheels - #10
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Builds wheels for two more platforms:
manylinux_2_28_aarch64, built onubuntu-24.04-armmacosx_11_0_x86_64, built onmacos-15-intelEach new wheel is tested with
ci/smoke_test.py, like the existing ones.Only the CI matrix and the README change. The build already targets the runner's CPU (
archs = ["native"]), the manylinux aarch64 image was already configured, and the wheel repair steps and the package index work for any CPU. The Linux aarch64 job builds every dependency from source in the container, so it takes about as long as the x86_64 job.The libqi test suite runs on the same platforms in funwithagents/libqi#15.
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