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The issue I see is that if we put the 64 version as the x86 entry, someone with a 32bit system will be able to download it through just-install and may not understand why it doesn't work. It would be better to allow us to have registry entries with a 64bit version only. That way, if someone tries to install it on a 32 bit system, just-install can provide an error message telling them that there is not 32 bit version available.
Another solution would be to rename it to something like "mysql-workbench-x64" to ensure users know it is the 64bit version they are trying to install.
Download page : https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/
The new version is 64 bits only. Should we keep a separate 32 bit version in the registry?
@lvillani it could be a good idea to consider having 64 bit only entries as some projects will abandon 32 bit builds sooner or later...
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