feat(windows): add native ARM64 target support - #8027
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds Windows ARM64 target resolution, architecture-specific toolchain and linker selection, ARM64 runtime support, native CI coverage, release bundles, updater artifacts, and npm packaging. ChangesWindows ARM64 support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Windows ARM64 support can produce incomplete release archives and may fail to link when only a partial ARM64 toolchain layout is available. These concrete build and packaging risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Possibly related issues
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624-634: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRequire a complete selected-architecture xwin layout.
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||condition accepts a partial ARM64 sysroot.find_msvc_lib_pathsthen returns the partial paths, and the linker replacesLIBfor a non-native target. The final link can miss UM or UCRT import libraries instead of falling back to a complete MSVC or SDK layout.Return these paths only when
crt,um, anducrtall exist. Add a regression test with onlycrt/lib/aarch64.Proposed fix
- if crt.exists() || um.exists() || ucrt.exists() { - if crt.exists() { - paths.push(crt.to_string_lossy().to_string()); - } - if um.exists() { - paths.push(um.to_string_lossy().to_string()); - } - if ucrt.exists() { - paths.push(ucrt.to_string_lossy().to_string()); - } + if crt.is_dir() && um.is_dir() && ucrt.is_dir() { + paths.extend( + [crt, um, ucrt] + .into_iter() + .map(|path| path.to_string_lossy().into_owned()), + ); return paths; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/release-packages.yml:
- Around line 568-572: Update the Windows ARM64 release flow around the Android
target setup and “Build Android cross-compile libraries (Windows)” step so the
windows-11-arm leg installs aarch64-linux-android and builds or otherwise stages
libperry_runtime.a, libperry_stdlib.a, and libperry_ui_android.a before
packaging. Ensure the archive’s Android-library copy step receives these files
for aarch64-linux-android, while preserving the existing x86_64 Windows
behavior.
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/library_search.rs`:
- Around line 624-634: Update the completeness check in find_msvc_lib_paths so
it returns the xwin paths only when crt, um, and ucrt all exist, preserving
fallback to complete MSVC or SDK layouts for partial architectures. Add a
regression test covering a layout containing only crt/lib/aarch64 and verify it
does not select the incomplete xwin paths.
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Audited exact commit e37a03e. The target-name/triple mapping, architecture-specific MSVC lookup, native npm detection, LLVM archive naming, and ARM64 setjmp linkage are internally consistent. Two release/toolchain blockers remain. In xwin_sysroot_lib_paths, the crt.exists() || um.exists() || ucrt.exists() condition returns a partial selected-architecture layout and prevents fallback to a complete Visual Studio/SDK layout; require all three structured directories and add a partial-layout regression. Also, the windows-11-arm release leg explicitly skips the Android cross-library build, while packaging still creates/stages that layout conditionally, so the ARM64 Windows zip/npm package lacks the runtime/stdlib Android libraries needed for the existing Windows-host --target android contract. Build or transfer the complete Android library set for that leg and pin its presence. I have not merged this head.
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One additional independently reproduced issue from the local focused run: this head introduces an unused import: is_native_windows_target warning on non-Windows hosts because the import in library_search.rs is unconditional while its only use there is under #[cfg(target_os = "windows")]. The 38 host-runnable Windows-target tests pass, but the new warning is real compiler output and should be cfg-gated or otherwise removed before merge.
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Addressed all review findings in 0a2de2c:
Validation: all 6 focused Windows toolchain tests pass; rustfmt, YAML parsing, packaging-policy assertions, and |
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Re-audited exact head 0a2de2c. The two prior release/toolchain blockers are closed: structured xwin selection now requires CRT+UM+UCRT for the selected architecture and the partial-ARM64 regression forces caller fallback; both Windows release legs now build all three Android archives and packaging fails explicitly if any is absent. The non-Windows unused import introduced by the prior head is cfg-gated. The original target/triple, npm detection, archive naming, and ARM64 setjmp mapping remain coherent. npm platform detection passes, cargo fmt is clean, and a host build no longer emits the is_native_windows_target warning. Windows-only Rust tests cannot execute on this macOS host, so I am not treating that absence or CI as evidence; the corrected selection and packaging invariants are directly auditable in code. Exact head merges cleanly with current main. No blocker found.
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Fixes #4482
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windows-aarch64targeting, withwindows-arm64accepted as an alias.Bug Fixes
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