Simplify & speed up OS build process using Github's arm64 runners #520
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Previously (e.g. in 58b2528 ) each OS image build job took 30-40 minutes to run. In the above commit, each one took 8-10 minutes to run. This is a ~4x reduction in build times, and it makes it feasible to bring back the merge queue!! I still need to test the resulting images to see whether they work, and in particular whether I need to fix anything related to |
This was referenced Jan 18, 2025
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I've confirmed in testing that we don't actually need to run |
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This PR bumps the pallet used for the OS images from the stable release (v2024.0.0) to the master branch. This PR also takes advantage of GitHub's newly-available public beta of arm64 hosted runners for building OS images, and thus simplifies the setup scripts somewhat (following up on #416 as part of #136) and speeds up the OS image build process by ~4x (see #520 (comment) ).