add gnu Windows/iOS/Android builds and improve continuous delivery workflow #405
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- Upgrade Upload and Download Actions to v4
- Simplify existing builds using a matrix strategy
- Add Windows x64 GNU build configuration
- Add iOS build configuration
- Add Android build configuration
- Upgrade Upload and Download Actions to v4 - Simplify existing builds using a matrix strategy - Add Windows x64 GNU build configuration - Add iOS build configuration - Add Android build configuration
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For testing purposes, I created a fake release. If necessary, you can find the new builds here: |
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https://github.com/ygdrasil-io/wgpu-native/releases/tag/v0.0.0.2 (There was a typo on Macos release) The android version is working well : |
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This is great! I reviewed your changes, and it looks fine to me. Can you please also update the description at the top? It says "Each target (os + architecture) is build in a seperate job." but this is no longer the case. Since this change is potentially impactful, I prefer to first merge #402 and do a release, then merge this pr and do another release. |
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We can combine this with #410 |
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Note: #411 will probably introduce merge conflicts. |
… jobs configuration.
Updated the Android NDK version from 25.2.9519653 to 27.0.12077973 across all target architectures in the GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline. This change ensures compatibility with the latest NDK features and improvements. The `LIBCLANG_PATH` environment variable was also removed as it was no longer being utilized.
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@almarklein If you have the permissions, could you please retry the failing job? The cloning of the Git repository https://github.com/glfw/glfw.git seems to have failed for some reason. |
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Awesome work, thanks! 🚀 |
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Out of curiosity, do you know why the linux-aarch64 build takes abour half an hour, while all other builds take less than 4 minutes (most less than 1 min)? Would it be due to emulating arm64 on x86? |
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I think you are right, on my Mac Studio I see the same behaviour when I'm running a x86 VM, while arm VM are almost as quick of the host OS. May be we could try cross compilation over virtualisation ? |
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It's not the end of the world, I was mostly curious because that one build stands out. |
