doxygen
Request: Linux ARM Builds
Add an ubuntu-arm image to CI builds and distribute them as apart of Doxygen binaries, so we can use it on Linux ARM machines.
Code of #11468 has been integrated in master on GitHub (please don't close the issue as this will be done at the moment of an official release).
This issue was previously marked 'fixed but not released', which means it should be fixed in doxygen version 1.14.0. Please verify if this is indeed the case. Reopen the issue if you think it is not fixed and please include any additional information that you think can be relevant (preferably in the form of a self-contained example).
@doxygen did you add the Linux ARM binary to the releases assets? I only see one Linux build and I'm assuming its for Intel.
Probably there is some confusion here about the difference between the CI / GitHub Actions build and the release. The issue was solved for the GH Actions but not for the releases (but it was marked "fixed but not released, expecting that the release would automatically also include the arm version) For the GitHub Actions the arm version is build though for the release this is not the case. It looks like this might be also the case for MacOS: Intel and Apple Silicon).
Reopening the issue for inclusion in releases.
@albert-github there isn't a release workflow I can suggest a PR for, so it sounds like @doxygen may just be adding the binaries manually from the CI. I would say this issue is technically fixed, unless there is an automated way release assets are added (unlikely since the releases are also created manually).
Releases are created manually by @doxygen, but there are some scripts used so it might be that there are some possibilities. It might also be that the release is not taken from the CI but build by means of some virtual machines, so some new virtual machines need to be created.
@mutalibmohammed No, see my remark in #11704 why it is not easy to create an official binary for a platform I do not own myself (short summary: no static version of libclang).