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How do I treat an app that no longer support 32 bit or somehow have different version? #4618

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For example, an App release a new version 1.1, but it's no longer support 32 bit, so the 32 bit latest version is 1.0 and 64 bit latest version is 1.1

For such cases, we drop 32bit downloads. If the author of the application has skipped 32bit versions for a new release, it's unlikely that they'll add support for 32bit PCs in subsequent releases.

  • Does sccop support version.architecture in app manifest?

No.

  • Should I freeze the 32 bit version in autoupdate.architecture.32bit.url by hardcode the version instead of using $version ?

Yes, you can do that. But add a note in the manifest that 32bit version is different from 64bit.

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