Some people have already expressed their willingness to sponsor some runners… I suppose @mosteo and @Fabien.C have the final word on this
Best,
Fer
Some people have already expressed their willingness to sponsor some runners… I suppose @mosteo and @Fabien.C have the final word on this
Best,
Fer
I’m definitely willing to give it a try, but I wonder about the costs as we run quite some workflows per PR. Maybe, if GH own runners are around the corner, it’s simply a matter of waiting a bit.
According to the roadmap, it’s planned for 2025Q1, although it was already delayed from 2024Q4, so who knows.
@mosteo GH has ARM runners as part of Large Runners (available for organizations and enterprises using the GitHub Team or GitHub Enterprise Cloud plans), but 1:1-compatible runners on WarpBuild start at $0.003 per minute, which is $0.18/hour. That’s for 2 vCPU, 7GB – and if that’s insufficient, there is room for growth.
Considering that we don’t necessarily need to run these jobs on every change but only on releases, this should not be a massive cost. In either case, I’d happily support this effort if necessary.