Build Linux aarch64 wheel #443
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Which issue does this PR close?
Closes #426.
Rationale for this change
As a user on a Linux aarch64 (ARM64) system, I have faced challenges when trying to install DataFusion from pip. Currently, the pre-built wheel is only available for x86_64 architecture on Linux, leaving ARM-based systems unsupported. To address this issue and enhance the usability of DataFusion in ARM environments, I propose the inclusion of a pre-built DataFusion wheel specifically for Linux aarch64.
What changes are included in this PR?
This PR includes the addition of a pre-built DataFusion wheel for Linux aarch64 (ARM64) architecture, making it easier for users to install DataFusion on ARM-based systems without the need to build it from source.
Are there any user-facing changes?
No, there are no user-facing changes in this PR. The introduction of the pre-built wheel is meant to simplify the installation process for Linux aarch64 users without affecting the overall user experience.