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Wheels for Linux on ARM64, such as 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS - #9
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From the next release, wheels for CPython 3.11-3.15 and 3.15t on Linux aarch64 are built on a native ARM runner beside the x86_64 ones, so pip installs the binding on a 64-bit Raspberry Pi instead of finding nothing. The binding built from source on a Raspberry Pi 4 (Debian 13, CPython 3.13) with no source changes. From that wheel, a label and a slider ran through display_driver on the Pi 4 and a Pi 3 B+ with SDL's dummy video driver. The release workflow's ARM cell first runs on the next release.
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From the next release, the release workflow also builds Linux aarch64 wheels (CPython 3.11–3.15 and 3.15t) on a native ARM runner. Today pip finds no
pydevices-lvglto install on a 64-bit Raspberry Pi, sodisplay_driver, controlkit and appkit can't run there either.The binding built from source on a Raspberry Pi 4 (Debian 13, CPython 3.13) with no source changes. From that wheel, a label and a slider ran through
display_driveron the Pi 4 and on a Pi 3 B+, with SDL's dummy video driver since no display was attached. The install page lists the new wheel.The publishing workflow moves to the tag that has the ARM runner. Its production PyPI setting stays off, as before. Not verified yet: the release's ARM cell, which first runs on the next release.