- Analyze all languages CodeQL supports on Linux Arm64 (except Swift,
which is macOS only) in the Linux Arm64 check, building the compiled
ones via the shared multi-language-repo build.sh
- De-duplicate the check's language list via a shared LANGUAGES env var
used by both the init input and the assert loop
- Fix CHANGELOG tense: "download" -> "downloads"
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- Add darwin/x64 case to linked bundle tests and disambiguate the
parametrized test title by platform/arch
- Reword CHANGELOG entry to clarify the CLI supports Linux Arm64
- Add a dedicated Linux Arm64 end-to-end PR check on ubuntu-24.04-arm
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Recognize the linux/arm64 platform so the CodeQL CLI is accepted on
Arm64 Linux runners and the native per-platform bundle
codeql-bundle-linux-arm64.tar.zst is resolved, rather than falling
through to the combined all-platforms gzip fallback (which deliberately
omits arm64).
Add ["linux", "arm64"] to the supported platforms and make the linux
bundle name arch-aware. Keep the download mock faithful and cover the
new arch branch with tests.
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A network error such as `ECONNRESET` while streaming the download and
extraction of the CodeQL bundle terminated the `init` Action rather than
falling back to downloading the bundle before extracting it, since no
`error` listener was attached to the request returned by `https.get`.
Also pipe the response into `tar` using `stream.pipeline` so that errors
on the response itself are surfaced and `tar`'s standard input is closed,
and abort the request if it stalls.
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