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#280 enabled the building and publishing of wheels for x86 and x64 based Windows systems. At the time of that PR, ARM for Windows was early in adoption. Support was just added for it as of Python 3.11 and tooling hasn't caught up with it yet. maturin technically supports it, but cross-compilation to it is non-trivial, and there are no ARM based Windows runners on GitHub yet (presumably because there is no ARM for Windows server yet). Eventually, if Windows for ARM gains significant marketshare, and becomes more broadly supported in the Python ecosystem we should revisit the issue and try to get wheels out for it.
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#280 enabled the building and publishing of wheels for x86 and x64 based Windows systems. At the time of that PR, ARM for Windows was early in adoption. Support was just added for it as of Python 3.11 and tooling hasn't caught up with it yet.
maturin
technically supports it, but cross-compilation to it is non-trivial, and there are no ARM based Windows runners on GitHub yet (presumably because there is no ARM for Windows server yet). Eventually, if Windows for ARM gains significant marketshare, and becomes more broadly supported in the Python ecosystem we should revisit the issue and try to get wheels out for it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: