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docs for native arm building on circleci - #1307

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@minrk minrk commented Oct 12, 2022

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  • add note in docs that pyzmq uses both github and circleci, and that it includes native linux arm builds on circle
  • add linux-aarch64-wheels job to circleci-minimal example

closes #1241

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Brilliant, thank you @minrk! This was next on my todo list :). This is another great resource for those building aarch64, alongside the new Cirrus CI support.

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Given CircleCI's slightly unusual docker support, would you mind configuring our CI to run the tests in .circleci/config.yml? Given your success with zmq already, I don't expect any issues, but I think it would be prudent.

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Examples test run

Branch: example-config-test---circle-aarch64-2022-10-12T08-10-50

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Generated by bin/run_example_ci_config.py

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added circleci linux-aarch64 job

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CircleCI + native aarch64 linux buils work, how to document this?

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