Compile our CLIs for non 64-bit non-ARM Windows machines (i.e. x86) #796
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…arget This updates our release process to build each of our CLIs for x86 Windows devices (i.e. just about anything that isn't x64 or ARM!). At this time, we don't have a way to test that these binaries work as part of our CI/CD process. Nevertheless, we think it's better to distribute a binary that should work than to offer nothing to users who want x86 support! If people run into any problems, they can create an issue and we will, of course, look into it. Fixes #796.
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Right now, we don't compile the CLI for
windows-386during our build process. This causes issues when customers try to run the CLI on non-64-bit non-ARM Windows machines.We should add this to our list of compilation targets.
windows-386is a supported target for the GitHub CLI, so we're good from that perspective.We will also need to consider how/if we test the resulting binaries.
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