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Release include linux ARM platform #211
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100% planned. Waiting on the next Go release so I can include the new Apple Silicon as well. What I do need is a test ARM system in order to try it out though, its the only reason I have been hesitant to do so before. Might have to try one of the AWS Graviton instances to ensure it works as expected. |
Confirmed this works as expected on Apple M1 silicon. Probably good enough to push a general ARM release out then. |
Thank you so much. |
Note this is 100% dependent on the next release of Go 1.16 which has Apple M1 support. So will need to wait till then :) However I can confirm it works under the beta so moving to done, but not closing till then. |
* Update README.md * SLOCCount came before cloc * resolve boyter#206 * First cut at boyter#210 * Add "gohtml" and "gotxt" to the list of extensions for Go templates These are the default extensions that e.g. GoLand uses, and some other tools as well I believe. It's useful as it disambiguates between templates for html/template and text/template. * partial fix for boyter#214 * resolve after feedback * Mostly ready for boyter#211 * real fix for issue214 * few tests and typo * Resolvehttps://github.com/boyter/issues/208 * Update to remove wrong Go version mentioned boyter#220 Co-authored-by: Ben Boyter <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: AlDanial <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ben Boyter <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Martin Tournoij <[email protected]>
Can confirm this works fine on Go 1.16. Closing out and ARM Apple and Linux will be in the next release. |
ARM Linux platform coding/CICD need is raising, maybe we could have an ARM release version?
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