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User can now specify regexes used to find binaries #833

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Previously used regexes are now default parameter values. Also replaced some unwieldy cmd code with powershell script

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@karianna karianna requested review from gdams and douph1 March 4, 2024 22:00
@gdams gdams merged commit cea1f2a into adoptium:master Mar 6, 2024
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IF %ERRORLEVEL% == 1 (
ECHO ARCH %ARCH% not supported : valid values are any combination of : x64, x86-32, arm64
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"x86" is missing here.

(I don't know how x86 is different from x86-32 and why it as been added)

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x86 is the same as x86-32. Some vendors (like Microsoft) use x86 instead of x86-32 so this change helps vendors use this code without local modification

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Note, I updated this for you in my latest PR: #851

@jmjaffe37 jmjaffe37 deleted the jmj/generic_windows_installers branch April 22, 2024 23:20
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