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Support Windows ARM #258
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@mvhenderson I will see what I can do about getting a Windows ARM build. You can use the other 2 extensions on Windows ARM if you don't want to use Studio. |
@mvhenderson Attached is a zipped Windows ARM vsix. Can you try this out and let me know if it works for you? I don't have a windows arm machine or VM handy. |
@isc-bsaviano Did not load - let me know if there is anything else I can try System (Parallels Virtual Machine)
LS output channel (sans a massive webpack JS dump):
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@mvhenderson Thanks for checking, I will pass your error along to the team that handles the parser build infrastructure. |
@mvhenderson After discussing this with product management, we have decided that this isn't worth pursuing at this time. Submitting a WRC asking for a HS macOS arm kit or docker HS linux arm image is a better solution. |
I recently got access to a Windows Arm laptop, so I'm going to revisit this issue. |
Windows 11 ARM is not supported as noted here. For those of us with Apple Silicon the only way to do HealthShare development (UCR and CV) is using a Win11 ARM virtual machine since there are no macOS ARM kits or any HS docker images available on the WRC distribution page.
For now using Studio is an acceptable workaround but it would be nice for out-of-the-box VS Code support on Win11 ARM. I'd be even happier with a HS macOS arm kit or docker HS linux arm image to get rid of the need for the windows VM all together.
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