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Rob Paveza resolved CB-9499.
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Resolution: Fixed
> Windows 10: x64-build fails to run when running on an x86 version of Node.js
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> Key: CB-9499
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-9499
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: mobile-spec, Windows
> Reporter: Rob Paveza
> Assignee: Rob Paveza
> Priority: Critical
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> When running an x64 version of a Cordova app, if the Node.js process is
> 32-bit, it will spawn 32-bit shells (like cmd.exe or PowerShell). In such a
> case, installing a 64-bit app with 64-bit dependencies will fail because of a
> bug in the VS-packaged installation script, which doesn't check for package
> architecture, but rather the system's processor architecture, which in a
> 32-bit shell is reported as x86.
> This is particularly important because Mobilespec uses .NET components. On
> Windows 10, these components must be .NET Native compiled, which means that
> they must be platform-specific compiled. As a result, when running with
> cordova run windows -- --archs=x64 --appx=uap
> Mobilespec will build but fail to be run, reporting missing dependencies in
> the graph.
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