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Produce official ARM and ARM64 builds #106289

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@joaomoreno joaomoreno commented Sep 8, 2020

Fixes #1031
Fixes #6442

@joaomoreno joaomoreno added vscode-build VS Code build process issues linux Issues with VS Code on Linux engineering VS Code - Build / issue tracking / etc. labels Sep 8, 2020
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joaomoreno commented Sep 11, 2020

We finally got insider builds! 🎉

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Helianthella commented Sep 11, 2020

@joaomoreno it works perfectly on my ARM chromebook. I am even able to install Codespaces but I can't actually connect to any codespace:

  1. sign in to Codespaces
  2. attempt to connect to a Codespace
  3. VSCode Insiders asks you to sign in again
  4. after re-signing in, the extension keeps saying "signing in..." and hangs there forever

(this might be the wrong repo to report in though)

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azhe403 commented Sep 15, 2020

What about apk, is possible?

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Installed it on my pinebook pro (arm64) and so far it runs flawlessly.
java extensions & running java code out of vscode works.
flashing of devices via platformio works for the most part (some flashers don't run on arm)
Bumped the aur maintainer so one can now comfortably build vscode insiders on arch(based distros).

WardenGnaw added a commit to dotnet/vscode-csharp that referenced this pull request Sep 28, 2020
This PR adds linux ARM and ARM64 packages to package.json.
It also updates platform to check for Linux architecture that have armv
and aarch in the `uname -m` output then set them as arm or arm64.

Also adds a couple of TODO's once the omnisharp extension is ready to
run on the VS Code ARM/ARM64 builds.

See microsoft/vscode#106289
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maks commented Sep 29, 2020

I installed the armhf build on my HP Chromebook 14 G3 (tegra k1) and it runs nicely in crouton 🎉 , though I needed to start it from within an xterm running with xiwi as for some reason trying to start it directly from a shell using the xiwi command didn't allow it to connect to the chrome extension for crouton. This is running directly, without installing a X desktop. 🎉

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ihakh commented Oct 6, 2020

I cant download from https://code.visualstudio.com/download

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pfeerick commented Oct 7, 2020

Because 1.50 hasn't been released yet! Looks like the release date is the 13th of October, so you should be able to download a release build after then. Otherwise, use the links given above in #106289 (comment) to install an insider build.

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Official Support for ARM/Raspberry Pi Linux (armhf, arm64) Feature Request: Chromebook support
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