ci: add riscv64 build support#1420
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Intended for testing on my fork only. Signed-off-by: MichaIng <micha@dietpi.com>
This also raises the cross-rs version to the currently latest commit, which fixes support for libssl3 and other recent library versions (usually implicit for riscv64 compatible distro versions), switching to Ubuntu 24.04 build runners. This as well solves Spotifyd#1389 for ARMv7 builds. Signed-off-by: MichaIng <micha@dietpi.com>
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This also raises the
cross-rsversion to the currently latest commit, which fixes support forlibssl3and other recent library versions (usually implicit for riscv64 compatible distro versions), switching to Ubuntu 24.04 build runners. This as well solves #1389 for ARMv7 builds.The added
workflow_dispatch:was for easier testing on my fork, but might come in handy for you as well? So you can trigger CD manually from GitHub Actions GUI (without triggering a release).I also raised the official actions versions, since they emit already warnings about outdated and soon unsupported Node requirements.
The
sed -i "s/arm64 armhf/$CROSS_DEB_ARCH/" /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ubuntu.sourcescan be dropped after cross-rs/cross#1785.Installing QEMU + binfmt here does not seem to be an intentionally necessary step either. I am discussing this at cross-rs/cross#1784.
#1400 drops the use of
cross-rsentirely. Withtrixie-slimimages, this works forriscv64the same way. But it has to be noted that builds via QEMU-emulation are significantly slower than cross-compiling. The individual builds viacross-rstook 5 minutes on my fork: https://github.com/MichaIng/spotifyd/actions/runs/28552458687Would be interesting to compare, to evaluate whether using QEMU-emulation for 32-bit ARM and RISC-V make sense, or whether it should be done for
armv6only, not supported bycross-rs.