Publish Linux and Windows ARM64 binaries

[anelson]

I'm excited to enable cargo-auditable on my project's binaries, across the board. However, my project also targets Linux and Windows ARM64 platforms, for which there are no cargo-auditable binaries. Since I use cargo-dist to prepare my binary releases, I just enabled its cargo_auditable flag, but that failed because of the lack of ARM64 builds (I reported that to the cargo-dist team as axodotdev/cargo-dist#2190)

Would you be open to a PR to add Linux and Windows ARM64 builds? Github Actions now has runners for those targets that are free for public repos IIRC.

[Shnatsel]

Yes, I'm open to the change. cargo auditable uses cargo-dist so the change should be fairly straightforward for future releases. I've opened #231 to make the change.

However, cargo-auditable releases are infrequent. Ideally I'd like to also publish binaries for the current release; perhaps I can compile them with cross and publish them manually? I'm not sure cargo-dist will locate them correctly if I do that.

[Shnatsel]

Hmm, I've checked how cargo-dist install cargo-auditable and I'm certain I'll need to cut a new release, simply publishing more binaries won't help.

[anelson]

Outstanding, thanks for the quick turnaround. Shall I close this issue, or wait until you cut a new release?

[Shnatsel]

Let's keep it open until I cut a new release that actually resolves it in production.

[mistydemeo]

Thanks for looking into this so fast! I realize that since we're using cargo-auditable, and you're using cargo-dist, we've got a fun little circular dependency going on. 😆

[Shnatsel]

I don't use cargo-auditable to build cargo-auditable release artifacts, so at least there aren't any bootstrap issues!

[Shnatsel]

Done: https://github.com/rust-secure-code/cargo-auditable/releases/tag/v0.7.2

[mistydemeo]

Thank you!