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I'm currently doing multi-arch builds with and thisworks, but the x86 build takes 45 seconds and the arm build takes 25 minutes, presumably due to being run inside qemu. I feel like itshould be possible to run the x86 build on an x86 runner, the arm build on an arm runner, and then combine the two results (in a third workflow that depends on the first two) -- but my google-fu is failing to find anybody who's done this before, let alone documented the process, let alone packaged the steps into some re-usable Actions. Has anybody done this / have any hints? |
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We have started to work on a reusable workflow to distribute builds across runners:#1321
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We have started to work on a reusable workflow to distribute builds across runners:#1321 |
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I have prior to native ARM runners. I used QEMU but it's probably not that different from using the native ARM runner now available. My approach was to have a separate build job for each, and a third that used The more complex way is the manifest merging which I usually see relying on something other than cache (which does risk eviction that could trigger a full build again). The reusable workflow linked doesn't feel like the right approach to me 😅 (at least the way it's currently done, but I understand that's due to glue for supporting a wider audience) |
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