I noticed that you haven't packaged this application for the aarch64 architecture, and my attempt to compile it on an arm64 host also failed.
However, it's worth noting that the upstream project explicitly mentions that Alpine has adapted this project, and it's available as a precompiled package in Alpine Edge. I was indeed able to easily install it on Alpine arm64.
Although I'm not sure if quick-sharun can do packaging work on Alpine, I guess it probably can't. The MD file explains that much of your work involves modifying libstdc++, which should make it difficult to support musl as a packaging host.
However, the situation we encountered is exactly this: Arch cannot compile successfully, let alone integrate into CI, while Alpine has pre-built packages that can be installed with apk add.
I noticed that you haven't packaged this application for the aarch64 architecture, and my attempt to compile it on an arm64 host also failed.
However, it's worth noting that the upstream project explicitly mentions that Alpine has adapted this project, and it's available as a precompiled package in Alpine Edge. I was indeed able to easily install it on Alpine arm64.
Although I'm not sure if quick-sharun can do packaging work on Alpine, I guess it probably can't. The MD file explains that much of your work involves modifying libstdc++, which should make it difficult to support musl as a packaging host.
However, the situation we encountered is exactly this: Arch cannot compile successfully, let alone integrate into CI, while Alpine has pre-built packages that can be installed with apk add.