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This does not install the Git for Windows/ARM64 SDK, of course, because
such a thing does not exist.
However, it _does_ install the Git for Windows SDK targeting x86_64
(which Windows/ARM64 11 can use) and then adds MINGW versions of `clang`
targeting aarch64.
Signed-off-by: Dennis Ameling <dennis@dennisameling.com>
Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <johannes.schindelin@gmx.de>
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### CPU architecture support
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Git for Windows SDK comes in variants targeting `x86_64` (AKA "64-bit") and `i686` (AKA 32-bit). The default is `x86_64` and can be overridden like this:
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Git for Windows SDK comes in variants targeting `x86_64` (AKA "64-bit") and `i686` (AKA 32-bit). The default is `x86_64` and can be overridden like this:
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```yaml
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- uses: git-for-windows/setup-git-for-windows-sdk
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Please note that only the `build-installers` and the `full` flavors are available for `i686`.
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As a special case, the architecture `aarch64` (AKA "ARM64") is also handled, even if there is no SDK fully targeting Windows/ARM64 (due to missing Cygwin/MSYS support for that architecture); Selecting this architecture will install the `x86_64` flavor of Git for Windows' SDK and then add the MINGW toolchain targeting Windows/ARM64.
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### Verbosity
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By default, this Action prints a line whenever 250 items were extracted (this does not work for the `full` flavor, where this Action is silent by default). It can be overridden by setting the input parameter `verbose`; setting it to a number will show updates whenever that many items were extracted. Setting it to `false` will suppress progress updates. Setting it to `true` will print every extracted file (this also works for the `full` flavor).
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