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Linux ARM packages are not compiled #52
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Hi @SimonRit , it looks like the GitHub runner encountered a connection issue while trying to install
Would you please try re-running the job and see if the build succeeds on retry? I agree that a silent failure is not ideal. As part of #38 we should add a sanity check to at minimum verify that a wheel is generated in |
Sure, I have launched it again... |
Same result, https://github.com/RTKConsortium/RTK/actions/runs/3910081483/jobs/6691993707. But for a different reason it seems
No clue why. I'll disable ARM for the time being and keep that for later... |
@SimonRit Thanks for re-running to reproduce the error. Unfortunately I am not familiar with the It would be helpful if you could attempt the following:
Additional notes:
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Thanks a lot for the suggestions. I have pushed a commit for 1. I might try the rest later on but this does not have the highest priority on my side... And I don't have an ARM machine and I have never used AWS so that might not be easy. To be continued... |
Link Time Optimization is memory heavy, so we may be running out of memory. LTO can be disabled, so that may be one option for some modules. |
ARM Linux modules fail (silently, which my be linked to #38). See RTK test e.g. here. The error message is
and in the
Publish Python package as GitHub Artifact
:I probably did something wrong but that's not obvious to me what...
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