Install x86_64 version of Python 3.10 in dockerless windows #203
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shahmishal
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| with: | ||
| python-version: "3.10" | ||
| architecture: "x86" | ||
| architecture: "x64" |
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"If the input is not specified, the architecture defaults to the host OS architecture."
Can you just remove the architecture line @matthewbastien? As is, this will install the wrong architecture on Windows on ARM builds, which were recently added in #190
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Unfortunately, no arm64 binary exists for Python 3.10 which is why I pinned it to x64.
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I see, I guess we'll have to wait until Swift upgrades to Python 3.11 to fix this.
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Our dockerless Windows CI actually requires the x64 version of Python 3.10, not x86.