Hi @JamieMagee,
Thank you for raising this issue, right now we don't have plans to support ARM64 on Windows in the near future. We will keep this item to track any progress related to Windows ARM64 support.

I'm struggling to understand the story here. The docs at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/agents/v3-agent?view=azure-devops state (emphasis mine) "The new agent version supports new Apple silicon hardware and newer operating systems like Ubuntu 22.04, or Windows on ARM64"

Above you state "we don't have plans to support ARM64 on Windows in the near future"

I'm trying to build Python wheels for Windows on ARM64 in our DevOps pipeline, so any guidance on if this is possible and clarity on the DevOps support appreciated.

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I'm struggling to understand the story here. The docs at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/agents/v3-agent?view=azure-devops state (emphasis mine) "The new agent version supports new Apple silicon hardware and newer operating systems like Ubuntu 22.04, or Windows on ARM64"

Above you state "we don't have plans to support ARM64 on Windows in the near future"

I'm trying to build Python wheels for Windows on ARM64 in our DevOps pipeline, so any guidance on if this is possible and clarity on the DevOps support appreciated.

Same here. But our issue occurs during installing the wheels, the step will trigger the host to prompt errors like below and fail that step:

The pipeline used is here: https://github.com/microsoft/mu_devops/blob/c95e8e584e65dfc827968b866474d6c999d970dd/Steps/SetupPythonPreReqs.yml#L30

Any guidance on how to fix this issue?

Any chance this has been revisited and plans to support it added @kirill-ivlev ?

At Build we announced further Windows new ARM64 powered hardware, including new Azure SKUs (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-compute-blog/announcing-the-preview-of-new-azure-vms-based-on-the-azure/ba-p/4146353) which we'd love to use for ADO agents. The amd64 version seems to work under emulation, but of course a native version would be great.

@kirill-ivlev - Having the Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.TeamServicesAgent extension support Windows on ARM64 is very important for being able to introduce ARM64 support in other tools and services. Without having the ability to run Azure DevOps pipelines on Windows for ARM64 VMs, we will not be able to have a functional engineer system to introduce support for Windows on ARM64 in other services.

Hello @RuneH-MSFT, @JamieMagee, @HarryGwinnell, @kuqin12, @billti,

Thank you for your interest in Agents for Windows ARM-64. We’ve just begun development and will be releasing it soon.