X86_32 missing valid Windows pattern for os.arch about opencv HOT 10 CLOSED

Let me know if there is anything we can do to help this fix along. It's effecting a lot of our users because Oracle is serving the 32-bit version of Java even to 64-bit browsers on Windows.

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@phrack If you can send me a pull request that you have verified as working I can push a release tonight. I don't have a 32 bit VM to test with so that would help a lot.

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Thanks for the heads up. It will likely take me a few days to try this because I personally don't have a Windows VM at the moment and I doubt any of the other contributors will want to drop everything to try this.

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It looks like I can probably spin up a 32 bit Windows VM on AWS to test
this. I'll try that this evening and let you know.

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Thanks for the heads up. It will likely take me a few days to try this
because I personally don't have a Windows VM at the moment and I doubt any
of the other contributors will want to drop everything to try this.

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Adding x86 does seem to fix it, and doesn't break anything else. I'll do a new release tomorrow or this weekend.

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That's great to hear! Thank you so much for being on top of this.

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v2.4.11-2 has been released to central with the suggested change. Thanks for the bug report!

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@phrack Have you tried the new release? Curious if it solves the problem for you.

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Users are reporting that it has solved the problem. Thanks!

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Glad to hear it!

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Users are reporting that it has solved the problem. Thanks!

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