Skip auto-update on unsupported Windows architectures #4298
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While PowerShell now works on ARM64 Windows, it does not yet have an MSI installer, so for now instead of erroneously attempting to install the x64 version, we just recommend that the user update (like we do for Linux). Note that the string is now capitalized due to a server-side change that simply returns .NET's `System.Runtime.InteropServices.Architecture` enum as a string.
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While PowerShell now works on ARM64 Windows, it does not yet have an MSI installer, so for now instead of erroneously attempting to install the x64 version, we just recommend that the user update (like we do for Linux). Note that the string is now capitalized due to a server-side change that simply returns .NET's
System.Runtime.InteropServices.Architectureenum as a string.Paired with PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#1964, this resolves #3435.