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Please publish win_arm64 wheels #121
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Thank you for the Windows wheels in 0.1.3 (#85).
0.1.3 publishes win_amd64 wheels for CPython 3.11 to 3.14, but no win_arm64 wheel and no
sdist, so a native ARM64 CPython on Windows 11 on Arm cannot install cel-expr-python. The only
working route today is an x64 CPython running under emulation.
Would you consider adding win_arm64 wheels to the release build? GitHub provides
windows-11-arm hosted runners for public repositories.
For context: we evaluate CEL through cel-expr-python in a cross-platform command-line tool, and
we can qualify Windows on Arm only with the emulated x64 interpreter, which is also our slowest
CI job.
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dmitriplotnikov commentedon Nov 6, 2026
Sorry for the inconvenience!
We are using Google's internal CI/CD infra called Kokoro to produce the wheels. Currently, Kokoro does not provide support for windows/arm64.
We don't have immediate plans to migrate to github-hosted runners. I will update this issue if the changes in the future.
Have you considered building the win_arm64 wheels from source?
HengYangDS commentedon Nov 7, 2026
Thanks for explaining the Kokoro limitation. I have not qualified a native Windows ARM64 source build yet. PyPI 0.1.4 still has no sdist or win_arm64 wheel, so pip cannot fall back to a source build.
Could you point me to a supported Windows ARM64 build command and toolchain? The current release helper describes cibuildwheel, but I could not find ARM64-specific guidance. A source-build path would let us test this without changing your release infrastructure.