Add support for Windows on ARM #713
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Add support for building Microsoft Git on Windows/ARM64. We use a custom 1ES pool that we maintain to provide ARM64 GitHub runners that have the latest Git for Windows ARM64 installed. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <[email protected]>
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Bring support for Windows on ARM64 to this fork of Git. We make use of a custom 1ES hosted pool (hosted in Azure) that runs Windows 11 ARM64 on a `B4pls v2` sized VM SKU. The image has the latest Git for Windows ARM64 installed, the GitHub Actions runner, along with PowerShell Core (required for the GitHub Actions runner). Requests with the `['self-hosted', '1ES.Pool=github-arm64-pool']` labels will be directed to the 1ES hosted pool. A few changes were made to the `build-git-installers.yml` workflow, mainly to parameterise the architecture to allow for x86_64 and aarch64 builds, via a matrix strategy. Find the end-to-end successful build of `build-git-installers.yml` [here](https://github.com/microsoft/git/actions/runs/12358457268).
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This is no longer needed, as Git for Windows' regular release process (as well as regular CI builds) now support the clang-aarch64 parts out of the box. I noticed that this is still part of Git for Windows' branch thicket when reviewing microsoft#713
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Bring support for Windows on ARM64 to this fork of Git. We make use of a custom 1ES hosted pool (hosted in Azure) that runs Windows 11 ARM64 on a `B4pls v2` sized VM SKU. The image has the latest Git for Windows ARM64 installed, the GitHub Actions runner, along with PowerShell Core (required for the GitHub Actions runner). Requests with the `['self-hosted', '1ES.Pool=github-arm64-pool']` labels will be directed to the 1ES hosted pool. A few changes were made to the `build-git-installers.yml` workflow, mainly to parameterise the architecture to allow for x86_64 and aarch64 builds, via a matrix strategy. Find the end-to-end successful build of `build-git-installers.yml` [here](https://github.com/microsoft/git/actions/runs/12358457268).
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Bring support for Windows on ARM64 to this fork of Git. We make use of a custom 1ES hosted pool (hosted in Azure) that runs Windows 11 ARM64 on a
B4pls v2sized VM SKU. The image has the latest Git for Windows ARM64 installed, the GitHub Actions runner, along with PowerShell Core (required for the GitHub Actions runner).Requests with the
['self-hosted', '1ES.Pool=github-arm64-pool']labels will be directed to the 1ES hosted pool.A few changes were made to the
build-git-installers.ymlworkflow, mainly to parameterise the architecture to allow for x86_64 and aarch64 builds, via a matrix strategy.Find the end-to-end successful build of
build-git-installers.ymlhere.