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PR Description:

  • The adoption of Windows on ARM (WoA) devices is steadily increasing, yet many Python wheels are still not available for this platform.
  • GitHub Actions now offer native CI runners for Windows on ARM devices (windows-11-arm), enabling automated builds and testing.
  • Currently, official msgpack-python Python wheels are not provided for Windows ARM64 and thus users/developers were facing difficulties using popular msgpack-python library natively.
  • This PR introduces support for building msgpack-python wheels on Windows ARM64, improving accessibility for developers and end users on this emerging platform.

- os: window-11-arm
py: "3.9"
- os: window-11-arm
py: "3.10"
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do you want add them into wheel.yml?

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@methane, yeah I have missed that out. Thanks for pointing out
The reason I have excluded those builds is that Official Python distribution for Windows ARM64 starts from 3.11

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Please look again at the diff of the two files being edited in this PR.

You are adding windows-11-arm to excludes, while window-11-arm is not included in the matrix of this file.
You probably forgot to add windows-11-arm to the matrix of this file, or you intended to add excludes to the other file, not this one.

@Greenie0701 Greenie0701 requested a review from methane September 24, 2025 05:50
@methane methane merged commit c2a9f1f into msgpack:main Sep 26, 2025
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