Enable linuxArm64 native target #213
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Hey, is there anyone available to review this? |
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Thanks, @e5l! Any changes of a release soon? :D |
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Hey, @bcmedeiros. It will be released in approx 2 weeks |
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Just to make it sure: Do you plan to release a new version of kotlinx-html before Ktor 2.3.2 to also include ktorio/ktor#3587 in Ktor 2.3.2? |
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I can update ktorio/ktor#3587 and get it ready to be reviewed and merged as soon as we have a release here, it's the only pending issue. |
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Yes, it was a question to @e5l or the Ktor team. |
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@bcmedeiros Yep |
@e5l it's been (almost) 2 weeks already, any idea when it's going to be released? no pressure, just wanted to plan myself to finish the ktor PR as soon as this is released. |
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I'm trying to work towards https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTOR-5753 and bumped into
With this PR, building on linux x86-64 seems to work fine and cross-compile to arm64.
Let me know if there is something else I can help with.