compiler-rs

Changes mimalloc isn't available on Android, so we need to skip like we do on many platforms. Additionally, NAPI's cross compilation don't support Android, we shouldn't use it to build Testing We'll see if it builds! Docs N/A

Astro Info If this issue only occurs in one browser, which browser is a problem? _No response_ Describe the Bug On Android (Termux, ), a fresh Astro installation fails to start because the Android native compiler binding cannot be found. Running astro dev or astro build after a normal npm install results in: During investigation, I found that already contains logic to load an Android binding ( or ), but no Android binding appears to be distributed. I built compiler-rs locally for , copied the resulting N-API module to , and Astro worked normally afterward. I verified this on both an existing project and a brand-new Astro project. After adding the locally built binding, astro dev, Hot Module Reload, astro build, and static site generation all worked successfully. What's the expected result? A normal npm install should install a working Android native compiler binding (or otherwise provide official Android support if intended), allowing astro dev and astro build to run on Android (Termux) without requiring users to build and manually copy the native binding themselves. Link to Minimal Reproducible Example https://github.com/ognirmal/astro-android-repro.git Participation [x] I am willing to submit a pull request for this issue.

Closes #111 Changes Add the "aarch64-linux-android" target to the N-API build targets. Add an Android ARM64 build job to the CI matrix. Enable generation and publishing of the "@astrojs/compiler-binding-android-arm64" package, which is already expected by the runtime loader. Testing Built "astro_napi" for "aarch64-linux-android". Verified "napi create-npm-dirs" generates the "@astrojs/compiler-binding-android-arm64" package. Tested the generated binding on Android (Termux) by replacing the missing native module. Confirmed "astro dev" and production builds work successfully with the Android binding. Docs No documentation changes. This is a bug fix that enables an existing runtime code path for Android ARM64.