Debian 11/arm64 packages missing from packages.microsoft.com

[stefanb2]

Expected Behavior

On a Debian 11/arm64 installation, e.g. Raspi OS Lite 64, after enabling the production package repository, I should be able to simply execute

# apt-get install aziot-identity-service

to install the package during the OS build, just like it works for e.g. moby-engine.

The packages for Debian 11/arm64 are built and available in the azure-iotedge release download directory (though hidden), f.ex. for 1.4.6, so I don't quite understand why they aren't automatically pushed to the official package directory like the armhf packages.

Current Behavior

It tries to install armhf packages, which drags in a whole plethora of multiarch packages.

Currently I have to add shell code to manually download & install the .deb packages from azure-iotedge release download directory during the OS build for Debian 11/arm64 platform.

[arsing]

@bishal41 @damonbarry @yophilav FYI

[stefanb2]

To whom it may concern: initial testing shows that Debian 11/arm64 packages install & work fine on Debian 12/arm64.