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32-bit `arm` architecture support

See original GitHub issue

When sass-loader (which has this package as a dependency) tries to install, I get the error message Error: Architecure arm is not supported.

It would be great if support for this architecture could be added, I would love to use this on the web server I am hosting on my Raspberry Pi!

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Created a year ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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jathakcommented, May 31, 2022

We should be able to release 32-bit ARM binaries once Dart 2.18 is released, which includes a fix for an issue that was blocking this previously.

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nex3commented, Aug 31, 2022

Fixed by https://github.com/sass/embedded-host-node/pull/161

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