TREX-CoE
Python wheel for Linux aarch64
Hello! Would it be possible to extend the wheel building workflow to produce Linux aarch64 wheels as well?
Hello @robertodr,
I see that there are some ubuntu-arm runners in the Beta access, I can have a look. Do you have access to the aarch64 Linux machine to test the wheels once we have the pipeline working?
Yes, I do. But if you build the wheel on the Ubuntu Arm runners you can test it there directly, no?
Sure, but it would be nice to test it on another machine too since this arch-os combo is relatively new to us.
OK, the first CI tests on ubuntu-22.04-arm are green, now need to rebuild the corresponding Docker images for ARM arch and modify the wheel building in the CI.
@robertodr I just made a test release which includes the Python wheels for manylinux-aarch64 architecture and for Python versions from 3.8 up to 3.13 on test PyPI (released under 2.5.666 - feel free to ignore the dummy patch version). It can be installed as follows: pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ trexio.
Could you please test it on your end? If it's functional, we will proceed to include it in the next official TREXIO release on PyPI.
I'm really sorry I haven't responded before. I've just come back from holiday... 🏖️ 😅 Thanks for making the wheel @q-posev and testing it @scemama
@robertodr the manylinux-aarch64 wheels will be included in the next TREXIO release (in the coming weeks) so the -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ in the pip install will not be needed.
@robertodr the Python wheels of TREXIO v.2.6.0 for manylinux_aarch64 has been released and pushed to PyPI for CPython 3.8-3.13.