feat: add Windows ARM64 build support#639
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Add windows-11-arm runner to CI and release workflows to produce native ARM64 Windows installers. Resolves prayag17#634.
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Summary
Adds the
windows-11-armGitHub runner to the CI and release workflow matrices so Blink produces native ARM64 Windows installers.No code changes are needed. Tauri, all the plugins, and the WASM-based media handling are all architecture-neutral, so it's just a workflow change.
Uses GitHub's partner ARM64 runner from Arm Limited (https://github.com/actions/partner-runner-images), which is free for public repos.
Closes #634
What changed
continuous-integration.yml: addedwindows-11-armto the build matrixrelease.yml: addedwindows-11-armto the build matrixThe existing conditional logic for ubuntu (apt deps) and macOS (universal binary target) already skips correctly for the new runner, so no extra conditionals were needed.
Tested
I tested this on my fork and the build succeeds on the ARM64 runner. Rust compiles fine, Tauri bundles the
arm64-setup.exeinstaller without issues. Full CI run here: https://github.com/Molier/Blink/actions/runs/24312852588