* Initial plan
* Add ARM64 build support to workflows and AUR packaging
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* Fix: Add noextract field update to AUR script
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* Add comment explaining temporary SKIP checksum for ARM64
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* Make cross-compilation tools conditional on runner architecture
Cross-compilation tools (gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu) are now only installed when actually cross-compiling (x86_64 → ARM64). Native ARM64 runners will use native compilation without these tools.
This enables flexible deployment:
- Default: Cross-compilation on ubuntu-22.04 (free tier)
- Optional: Native compilation on ubuntu-*-arm64 or self-hosted ARM64 runners
The workflow auto-detects via runner.arch context.
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* Remove cross-compilation tools installation for native ARM64 runners
Since we're running on native ARM64 runners, cross-compilation tools are not needed. The native toolchain will be used directly for ARM64 builds.
This simplifies the workflow and improves build performance by removing unnecessary package installation.
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* Refactor: Extract SHA256 checksum calculation to reusable function
Eliminates code duplication by creating a single compute_sha256() function
that is called twice, instead of duplicating the Python code block.
Benefits:
- Reduced script from 132 to 123 lines (9 lines saved)
- Single source of truth for checksum logic
- Easier to maintain and modify in the future
- Follows DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle
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* Fix: Update comment to use consistent terminology
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* Replace Python SHA256 hashing with native sha256sum command
Simplifies the compute_sha256() function by replacing the Python implementation
with native bash sha256sum command, reducing complexity and improving performance.
Changes:
- Replaced 13-line Python function with 1-line sha256sum call
- Reduced script from 123 to 113 lines (10 lines saved)
- Eliminated Python interpreter startup overhead for hashing
- Maintains full compatibility with existing checksums
Benefits:
- Simpler, more idiomatic bash implementation
- Faster execution (no Python startup for hashing)
- Easier to read and maintain
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* Remove compute_sha256 function and inline sha256sum usage
Eliminates the compute_sha256() wrapper function and directly inlines
sha256sum calls, making the code simpler and more transparent.
Changes:
- Removed function definition (lines 46-49)
- Inlined sha256sum calls directly where needed
- Reduced script from 113 to 108 lines (5 lines saved)
- Updated comment to reflect direct usage
Benefits:
- Simpler code with fewer abstractions
- More direct and transparent implementation
- Easier to understand at a glance
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* Remove useless comments from update-aur.sh
* foo
* bar
* Bring back ARM64 cross-compilation tools
* Add Linux-ARM64-build-and-release branch to workflow
* wip
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