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32 and 64 bit installations using the same registry section #242
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Hi @hurricup - do you imagine that the problem is when we try to uninstall the package, or something else? In general, I have found that Ruby works fine as long as the Ruby you want to use is ahead in the PATH on WIndows, but I'm not sure if the registry entries have any specific role. I don't use the 32-bit Ruby on my side, but I'm quite sure that your observation must be correct. |
In my personal case we use registry to enumerate rubies installed on our CI machine. |
Thanks for the reply. Hopefully, someone else has an opinion on whether that could be changed. As for multiple Rubies, on Windows, I use pik which stores a file in the user profile folder for the Rubies that you have identified to it. In case you're not familiar with pik, I have a related post here: https://notepad.onghu.com/2021/ruby3-windows-pik-multiple-installations/ |
They were misleading to some users and they were of less use, since they used the same registry entries for 32 and 64 bit. See #242
What problems are you experiencing?
Only one registry entry may present when 32 and 64 bit rubies are installed
Steps to reproduce
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RubyInstaller\MRI\2.7.4
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