feat: build Linux aarch64 in CI #3
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I have updated this to cross compile from Ubuntu 20.04 running x86_64 to aarch64 |
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Unfortunately there's no native Github Actions Linux aarch64 builders yet, so I've opted to use https://github.com/uraimo/run-on-arch-action to spin up a docker image on aarch64.
If the builds are too slow, you can uncomment the
githubTokenpart to cache docker builds in GHCR.I opted to use Ubuntu 20.04 to stay consistent with the linux-amd64 builder, but it requires us hardcoding
JAVA_HOMEto ensure CMake'sFindJNIcan find our Java installation.I have tested this by installing the resulting rlawt jar file on my dev system's local maven repo and building RuneLite with runelite/runelite#19529, ensuring that the GPU plugin loads & renders as expected.