RFC: Support tier shuffle: Win32, ARMv7 -= 1, AArch64 += 1 #667
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This shuffles a few support tiers: * 32-bit Windows shifts from tier 1 to tier 2 support. This will allow to continue working on releases even if Win32 is being finicky with some tests. (This is the case for v1.4.0, with Win32 intermittently failing the Distributed tests.) * AArch64 shifts from tier 2 to tier 1. We have CI that ensures that AArch64 builds and passes tests, and it has been doing so consistently for a while now. * ARMv7 shifts from tier 2 to 3. We've had a number of issues on ARMv7, which have made producing release binaries quite tricky due to build failures and other issues.
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This shuffles a few support tiers:
32-bit Windows shifts from tier 1 to tier 2 support. This will allow to continue working on releases even if Win32 is being finicky with some tests. (This is the case for v1.4.0, with Win32 intermittently failing the Distributed tests.)
AArch64 shifts from tier 2 to tier 1. We have CI that ensures that AArch64 builds and passes tests, and it has been doing so consistently for a while now.
ARMv7 shifts from tier 2 to 3. We've had a number of issues on ARMv7, which have made producing release binaries quite tricky due to build failures and other issues.