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@saschanaz saschanaz commented Oct 7, 2024

  • Allow workaround for Win32-Arm64 Is not supported.  #30252. Could be used when the platform has no official support but still has emulation layer to run the given binary (which may be given either via CYPRESS_INSTALL_BINARY or CYPRESS_DOWNLOAD_PATH_TEMPLATE)

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Set $CYPRESS_BYPASS_OS_VALIDATION when npm install

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@saschanaz Could you add a test for this case?

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I'm happy to, do you think the direction itself is acceptable?

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@saschanaz I'd have to discuss it with the team

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You could use patch-package to update your Cypress for now to bypass the OS validation for now. That's our recommendation.

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You could use patch-package to update your Cypress for now to bypass the OS validation for now. That's our recommendation.

That's for maintainers and not for users. And this is for users. Can you reconsider, as there's no clear schedule when the native binary can be supported?

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