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[CI] ARM #3574
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Filed as internal issue #USD-10808 ❗ Please make sure that a signed CLA has been submitted! (This is an automated message. See here for more information.) |
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when will it be merged? |
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Hi @johnnynunez! We recently took in #3430 which may take care of much of this PR! Could you please test again after the release candidate for USD 25.05 comes out (ETA in a few weeks)? Also, please note that we cannot accept any PRs without a signed CLA. Thanks! |
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I just send it |
@jesschimein for me it is working I will create another PR for windows arm runners to support full arm devices |
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This pull request includes significant updates to the build and deployment workflows for USD, including changes to dependencies, operating system versions, and the addition of support for ARM architecture. The most important changes are summarized below:
Dependency Updates:
PySide2
toPySide6
in thebuildusd.yml
workflow for both Linux and macOS. [1] [2]Operating System and Docker Updates:
pypi.yml
workflow fromubuntu-20.04
toubuntu-22.04
for both x86 and ARM architectures. [1] [2]pypi.yml
workflow to use specific Dockerfiles for x86 and ARM architectures and added steps to handle Python shared library issues. [1] [2]ARM Architecture Support:
buildusd.yml
andpypi.yml
workflows. [1] [2]Dockerfile Changes:
Dockerfile
toDockerfile.arm
for ARM architecture and created a newDockerfile.x86
for x86 architecture. [1] [2]