iasl is a different matter, as we need it to build for arm64 as well. iasl is already available in the arm64 distros, so as I see it, there are 3 options here: - build iasl for Linux/arm64 and add it to the nuget repo - allow a fallback to system-wide iasl (how?)
Just use the system-wide tools is the best option IMHO. The packages are available in Fedora (other distros should be have them too), on both x86_64 and aarch64, we only need to add them to the CI container image. So why bother adding nuget builds?
I totally agree with this. Life is much easier when everything just uses the existing system-wide tools.
Deliberately imposing a restriction that CI uses only system-wide tools also helps to prevent a project slipping down into the abyss of obscure dependencies and multi-GB custom SDK container images.
