Tries to download non-existing file on Linux/arm64

[derkallevombau]

I'm using the "Remote - SSH" extension to work on a C++ project on a Raspberry Pi 4 B.
I installed your extension on my PC, then clicked the button to install it on the remote.
This resulted in the attempt to download this non-existing file: https://github.com/powertech-center/vscode-cpp/releases/download/v23.2.12/thirdparty-linux-arm64.zip.

I took a look at the source code. It doesn't contain any binaries, merely TypeScript, Python and PowerShell scritps, so your extension is architecture- and platform-independent. So why do you release archives with an arch suffix?

I solved the issue by just copying the extension dir from my PC to the VS Code server's extensions dir on the Raspi.

[d-mozulyov]

Hello.

Thank you for using our extension. We use third-party tools like Ninja, CodeLLDB, CMake, etc. At the moment, we unfortunately do not support the Linux ARM64 platform, but only because this platform is not supported in the official Ninja repository. Perhaps you can find a way to download the latest Ninja for Linux ARM64 - then we can include this archive.

[derkallevombau]

Hello,

I just compiled Ninja from source on my Raspi 4 B. CMake didn't check for shared libs, so the executable should run standalone on any Linux ARM64. CTest passed without errors.

ninja.gz