[build] Add Windows arm64 runner#4062
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This is blocked for now – rules_js uses yq to parse the pnpm lock file, but doesn't set up a arm64 Windows toolchain for it. https://github.com/bazel-contrib/bazel-lib/blob/main/lib/private/yq_toolchain.bzl |
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Managed to patch out the yq issue, but that only revealed several other issues:
This continues to be blocked unfortunately. |
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aspect_rules_js uses yq to parse pnpm lockfiles during repository setup.
It resolves the yq binary via @yq_{platform}, where {platform} is detected
from the host. On Windows ARM64, this becomes @yq_windows_arm64, which
doesn't exist in yq.bzl 0.3.2 (the version transitively pulled in by
aspect_rules_js 3.0.3).
yq.bzl 0.3.5 includes Windows ARM64 yq binaries, so we override the
transitive version with a direct bazel_dep in the root MODULE.bazel.
This was the primary blocker identified in the prior Windows ARM64 attempt
(PR #4062). The other blockers from that attempt have since been resolved:
- rules_nodejs 6.7.3 (already used) includes windows_arm64 Node.js
toolchain support (merged in 6.5.0, fix in 6.6.1)
- bazel_lib 3.2.2 (already used) includes windows_arm64 binaries for
copy_to_directory, coreutils, expand_template, and zstd
- The setup-runner action already enables developer mode on Windows via
reg add, which also runs on ARM64 runners
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aspect_rules_js uses yq to parse pnpm lockfiles during repository setup.
It resolves the yq binary via @yq_{platform}, where {platform} is detected
from the host. On Windows ARM64, this becomes @yq_windows_arm64, which
doesn't exist in yq.bzl 0.3.2 (the version transitively pulled in by
aspect_rules_js 3.0.3).
yq.bzl 0.3.5 includes Windows ARM64 yq binaries, so we override the
transitive version with a direct bazel_dep in the root MODULE.bazel.
This was the primary blocker identified in the prior Windows ARM64 attempt
(PR #4062). The other blockers from that attempt have since been resolved:
- rules_nodejs 6.7.3 (already used) includes windows_arm64 Node.js
toolchain support (merged in 6.5.0, fix in 6.6.1)
- bazel_lib 3.2.2 (already used) includes windows_arm64 binaries for
copy_to_directory, coreutils, expand_template, and zstd
- The setup-runner action already enables developer mode on Windows via
reg add, which also runs on ARM64 runners
Made-with: Cursor
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aspect_rules_js uses yq to parse pnpm lockfiles during repository setup.
It resolves the yq binary via @yq_{platform}, where {platform} is detected
from the host. On Windows ARM64, this becomes @yq_windows_arm64, which
doesn't exist in yq.bzl 0.3.2 (the version transitively pulled in by
aspect_rules_js 3.0.3).
yq.bzl 0.3.5 includes Windows ARM64 yq binaries, so we override the
transitive version with a direct bazel_dep in the root MODULE.bazel.
This was the primary blocker identified in the prior Windows ARM64 attempt
(PR #4062). The other blockers from that attempt have since been resolved:
- rules_nodejs 6.7.3 (already used) includes windows_arm64 Node.js
toolchain support (merged in 6.5.0, fix in 6.6.1)
- bazel_lib 3.2.2 (already used) includes windows_arm64 binaries for
copy_to_directory, coreutils, expand_template, and zstd
- The setup-runner action already enables developer mode on Windows via
reg add, which also runs on ARM64 runners
Made-with: Cursor
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aspect_rules_js uses yq to parse pnpm lockfiles during repository setup.
It resolves the yq binary via @yq_{platform}, where {platform} is detected
from the host. On Windows ARM64, this becomes @yq_windows_arm64, which
doesn't exist in yq.bzl 0.3.2 (the version transitively pulled in by
aspect_rules_js 3.0.3).
yq.bzl 0.3.5 includes Windows ARM64 yq binaries, so we override the
transitive version with a direct bazel_dep in the root MODULE.bazel.
This was the primary blocker identified in the prior Windows ARM64 attempt
(PR #4062). The other blockers from that attempt have since been resolved:
- rules_nodejs 6.7.3 (already used) includes windows_arm64 Node.js
toolchain support (merged in 6.5.0, fix in 6.6.1)
- bazel_lib 3.2.2 (already used) includes windows_arm64 binaries for
copy_to_directory, coreutils, expand_template, and zstd
- The setup-runner action already enables developer mode on Windows via
reg add, which also runs on ARM64 runners
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Superseded by #6486. |
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