CI: add build support for Windows arm64 #2053
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Have you run a test internal build? |
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no I haven't, I assumed it would just work as it's running on the same AMD64 VMs? |
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It's probably fine based on public CI, but it would be best to check that it doesn't hit problems with build manifest, signing, pdb gen. |
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Let's just go ahead and merge this--the change itself is a simple configuration change that should be valid, and any fallout we can treat as its own build break. (Testing in the real build is more accurate anyway!) |
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I can't find anything that confirms that there are 1ES Windows arm64 runner images so cross compiling for now