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builders: windows version assumptions for builder should be documented #9397
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I didn't write / don't use winstrap program. Brad and Andrew did / do. And I don't have write access to http://golang.org/s/windowsbuilderhowto But, I think, winstrap is not very usable for anyone, but its authors. They use it to convert new Windows PC into fully functional builder with minimum time and effort. And for documenting the process. I don't see why anyone else would want to do that.
You're correct. But Brad and Andrew use Windows 64-bit PCs only, so it works for them.
It should work for any supported (by Go) Windows version. Starting from Windows XP and up. Closing as nothing to do. Alex |
It is useful and usable for me when I want to test changes on Windows. ☺
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Will let @bradfitz decide to take pull request or not for golang/winstrap. |
Feel free to send pull requests to Winstrap. I should move it to Gerrit at some point, though. |
Winstrap is gone now. |
It would be helpful if this document: http://golang.org/s/windowsbuilderhowto ag
stated clearly what Windows is expected to be able to run a Go builder. It looks like wstrap.exe is a 64-bit binary, so it needs to be Windows 64-bit. But windows 7? or 8?
Thanks.
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