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installing a x32 .msi from local directory [Bug] #5812

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Cri01IT opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 0 comments
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installing a x32 .msi from local directory [Bug] #5812

Cri01IT opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 0 comments
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Cri01IT commented Feb 26, 2024

Hi,
i have an issue, i created my own bucket to install a program that isn't in others buckets.
instead of downloading the package from an URL, i must install it from a directory on the machine (every pc i have has the same path of the directory with the "file.msi" that i must install), so i created a bucket, i created the "file.json", i added the bucket on scoop and then i tried to install it (with the command: scoop install file); but the output is:

" ERROR 'file' doesn't support current architecture!"

so i tried to open it in powershell x86 because the application is 32 bit, but the error message is the same.
i tried to use command with "-a 32bit" but i receive the same error message.
i tried to modify the "file.json" adding and removing fields like "architecture" specification and nothing changed

actually my json is like that:
{
"version": "2.2023",
"extract_dir": "C:/example/directory/file.msi",
"description": "software",
"maintainer": "Name",
"autoupdate": false
}

is there some way to install my file.msi using scoop?

P.S. all names are examples to simplify my question; my program's real name isn't file.msi obviously

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