feature: add back arm support #416
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I would recommend merging the PR by @sergiolaverde0 first: #393 as ARM64 builds are very slow. |
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The ARM64 can be tested by the docker image here: ghcr.io/mateuszmrw/linguacafe-python-service:latest |
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Hello, this PR adds back the ARM build.
The only change other than revert of removed native ARM support commit is adding the ENV BLIS_ARCH="generic" and removing rust since it's not needed as build dependency now.
It seems the issue raises when updating the spacy to the new versions as spacy has issues with providing ARM64 wheel versions due to their infrastructure and pip package limitations that should be resolved soon.
I think it would be beneficial to create requirements.txt for python and park spacy and other dependencies versions if the update of them is not necessary.