Consider providing an ARM build
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On an x86 Ubuntu machine, pip install parrot-olympe installs the package at version 7.x, which is expected
On an ARM Ubuntu machine, this installs parrot-olympe at version 0.0.0. Also, reading at modification dates of the wheel files on pypi, it seems it is 2 years old :-/
That is a problem in case I need to use some of the newest features of Olympe.
Installing the latest Olympe version from source is not working, because olympe has then trouble importing olympe_deps, (at least) because libprotobuf.so.30 is missing.
(additionally, supporting macOS would be awesome as well. I'm currently running a VM of Ubuntu built for ARM, but I would be even happier if Olympe worked natively on my Mac).
Thanks
I got it running on a Raspberry Pi 4B (aarch64/arm64), but it definitely took so modifications to the build setup out of the box.
@bradylangdale would you like to share details please concerning to the modifications needed ? and are you on ubuntu 22.04 or 20.04?
Thank