Add support for ARM64 version of VS2022 #950
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belav
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I am not able to test this with ARM64, but I don't see any reason not to support it if it really is this easy. I released it as 1.4.4 which should be available shortly. Thanks for the contribution! You can't be the only one who would use it. |
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According to the official docs there should be only a need for a specific InstallationTarget to support ARM64 version of Visual Studio.
I've added it and it seems to be working correctly in my experimental release.
I know that I am probably the only user of ARM version of VS2022, but still I'd really like to use CSharpier ;)