Inquiry about future support for the RISC-V

[wcz0910]

Hello ,
With the growing adoption and ecosystem around the RISC-V open instruction set architecture , we are increasingly interested in using Nx for projects targeting this platform.
I'd like to inquire if there are any plans to add official support for RISC-V (specifically, riscv64) in the near future?
As I understand it, supporting a new platform would primarily involve:
1.Compiling the native components (e.g., the Nx daemon and other Rust-based parts) for RISC-V targets.
2.Publishing these pre-compiled native binaries, likely within an optional dependency package similar to the existing ones (e.g., @nx/nx-linux-riscv64-gnu).
3.Updating the package resolution logic in Nx to correctly download and use the RISC-V binary on corresponding systems.
The RISC-V ecosystem is expanding rapidly, from embedded devices and IoT to data centers. Providing official Nx support would enable developers in these growing fields to leverage Nx's powerful monorepo capabilities, significantly improving their workflow.
Could you please share if this is on your roadmap or if there has been any internal discussion about it? We would be very excited to see Nx become available on this promising open platform.
Thank you for your great work and consideration!