x86 Windows fails to build about source-map HOT 6 CLOSED

Good news! x86 support is added to Azure's NodeTool natively!

microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks#13399

Just pass force32bit

      - task: NodeTool@0
        inputs:
          versionSpec: $(node_version)
		  force32bit: true
        displayName: "Install Node.js"

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cc: @DeMoorJasper

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@aminya strange that this happens, I don't really know why. Do you really need to run 32-bit CI pipelines? Seems a bit outdated

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Well, yes. Nodejs supports x86, and we ship x86 binaries of Atom. We use the CI to prebuild the binaries.

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That's unfortunate, actually tried to figure out how to get Azure to run 32-bit but couldn't figure it out, so can't really run our CI for testing...

I usually test windows things on a low-perf 64-bit win10 laptop, so would have to spin up a VM to even get anywhere close to testing this... Anyway once I figure out CI I can probably fix this

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I can help you with that!

Use this script to run x86 scripts: https://github.com/atom-ide-community/atom/blob/master/script/vsts/windows-run.js

      - script: node script\windows-run.js somescript.cmd
        displayName: Run script

See here for a full example: https://github.com/atom-ide-community/atom/blob/8572d60edb815bae2837cad57ec22071da14c05d/script/vsts/platforms/templates/build.yml#L30-L36

I also have added x86 support to GitHub Actions if it helps: https://github.com/aminya/setup-node

If you want a true x86 machine you should use Appveyor.

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