(GH-1800) Prefer 32-bit in ARM64 emulated PowerShell #1810
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PowerShell runs emulated in ARM64 Windows systems. Thus, it is also necessary to check the PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 to determine if Chocolatey should prefer 32-bit packages.
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This has been rebased against stable and merged in at 0a16b41. This will be released in 0.10.14. Thanks so much for the assist! |
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#1800 was fixed by @ferventcoder in b30427d. However, the fix does not work because PowerShell runs as an emulated x86 binary in ARM64. Thus, it is also necessary to check the
PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432to determine if Chocolatey should prefer 32-bit packages.Ref: #1800 (comment)