Emulated python aarch64 tests #8392
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| # create a simple shell wrapper that runs crosscompiled protoc under qemu |
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Can this just be committed, instead of generating it on the fly?
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Definitely. We could create protoc_qemu_wrapper_aarch64.sh file (or similar name) in the repo.
It would make the script simpler. I felt like committing helpers like this into the repo might be considered "dirty", but yeah, on the other hand it makes the CI scripts simpler.
Leaving up to you which version you're the most happy with.
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This way is fine with me. (This is such a weird corner case, anyhow...)
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This way is fine with me. (This is such a weird corner case, anyhow...)
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Rebased (now that #8280 has been merged). |
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Similar to #8391 (which adds C++ emulated tests), but requires a bit more trickery since we need aarch64 python to run the python tests.
Based on #8280.
kokoro/linux/aarch64/test_python_aarch64.shBased on the tests in this PR, I'm pretty confident that the wheels being added in #8280 actually work fine (the crosscompiled python extension passed all the unittests, the wheel does pass auditwheel check and it's also installable and a smokecheck works).