I define
virt: vm
arch:
- arm64-graviton2
in .travis.yml, the WebUI of the job says arm64-graviton2, but uname -a says x86_64.
I define
virt: vm
arch:
- arm64-graviton2
in .travis.yml, the WebUI of the job says arm64-graviton2, but uname -a says x86_64.
Hey @adelton,
Try this custom .travis.yml
file I’ve created and just see if it builds using the arm64-graviton2
architecture.
os: linux
dist: focal
arch: arm64-graviton2
group: edge
virt: lxd
jobs:
include:
- language: cpp
compiler: clang
script:
- g++ -nostartfiles main.cpp
Try and see if this builds using G2. Thank you.
The problem is, I need virt: vm – virt: lxd is too restricted for the workload I’d like to run.
Hello Montana,
thanks for the suggestion. I confirm that with
group: edge
things work as expected.
It would be nice though to fix the logic so that x86_64 is not picked without group: edge
when arm64-graviton2
is requested and even displayed as running in the WebUI.
Jan
That’s really great to hear @adelton,
I’m glad I could help you. I will pass your suggestion on!
Montana
Travis CI Staff