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On Windows force a 32 bit build until nodejs 64 bit is supported #13384
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petetnt
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May 24, 2017
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AFAIK automation doesn't have 32bit builds (see also adobe/brackets-shell#595) and we don't support win64 shell builds (#12814). |
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@petetnt did you test this on Windows? |
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@ficristo I tested it on MAC, it is working for some extensions, but failing for Brackets Terminal X |
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What is the error ? |
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I tryed this branch on Linux and I was able to install some extensions. |
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Since Brackets doesn't support nodejs 64 bit, I needed to force to compile my extension to 32 bit by adding a .npmrc file with the right flags.
But with that, users on unix platform cannot install the extension from the extension manager anymore.
Adding those flags directly in Brackets should let me remove the .npmrc file.