Add aarch64-android testing to CI #116
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I am absolutely blown away that GitHub doesn't document what CPU architecture their runners use. The aarch64 test is hanging for the same reason I can't run locally; I assumed the Action I'm using would do the right thing. |
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Due to ReactiveCircus/android-emulator-runner#350, the only aarch64(ish) github actions platform, |
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Well that's extremely unfortunate. |
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Let's see if this works... I didn't try locally testing aarch64-android because I didn't want to jump through hoops to install the aarch64 qemu and get that working (Google dropped support so it doesn't Just Work).