Added 32-bit Arm gn file #81
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It seems like the docker images can compile for Arm 32-bit now. I needed this to run on a headless RaspberryPi, and it appears to work just fine after installing libnss3. I also updated the README.md to refer to the current docker image (jonmmease/chromium-builder:0.9) that's pulled in the build_kaleido script as of Commit plotly@37e6ec4
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Oh, sorry, I also meant to tie in issue #7 - it was closed with the comment that it was preferable to have separate issues on a per-architecture basis, but I didn't see an open issue for 32-bit Arm. |
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Thanks for working on this @tapiralec! Glad to hear it wasn't too hard to get things working for you. I'll try things out soon, and look at adding this to the CI build. Are you using this for Python? Wondering if there's any work needed to get the PyPI platform tag working. |
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Yeah, I'm using it on python3.9.2 currently. I'm not familiar with how to set up things for PyPI, but I will say that the wheel installed fine from pip. |
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Continuing over in #82 to work on the CircleCI build |
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It seems like the docker images can compile for Arm 32-bit now. I needed this to run on a headless RaspberryPi, and it appears to work just fine after installing libnss3.
I also updated the README.md to refer to the current docker image (jonmmease/chromium-builder:0.9) that's pulled in the build_kaleido script as of Commit 37e6ec4
Let me know if you would prefer these two changes to be two separate PRs. Thanks for taking the time to make it easy to build from source!