Add linux-arm64 to ms-python.debugpy #756
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filiptronicek
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LGTM, thank you!
I updated the PR with the help of the extension's Azure pipeline build script to install the correct bundled dependencies.
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thank you @filiptronicek ! how long does it take till it's effectively published? Thank you! |
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@sevetseh28 the usual release process kicks off nightly, but I might have to do a manual one for this since it's republishing an existing version just for a different platform. Will let you know here once I do. |
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@sevetseh28 I just published |
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yeah it works now! thank you so much! 👍 |
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Did the job for me as well, thanks! |
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Adds linux-arm64 to Debugger extension for Python so that it can be used in ARM64 machines running Linux (e.g. t4g AWS instances with Amazon Linux).