Thad House

Ah, the artifacts are not published to release maven, just development. Thats something that needs to be fixed.

Windows on Arm only supports 32 bit x86 apps, so you'd need to use the 32 bit installer. As for fully supporting Arm, I've been looking into getting support. Currently...

Based on how gradle works, its actually unlikely that we will be able to ship a native Arm64 build of everything WPILib provides. However, the support for 64 bit executables...

Its never been tested, as none of us have a Windows 11 ARM device on the dev team. Theoretically the 64 bit installer should work, as Windows 11 now has...

I won't want to close this until we have a native arm windows version. We've done it for mac, but doing it for windows is going to be harder.

A change like this has massive reaching affects throughout the entire WPILib ecosystem. To start with, this requires updating multiple WPILib projects to support this, including the installer, along with...

Is there a common unix path that is available to all users without sudo, on both linux and mac? That is one of the requirements we have, that everything can...

It is definitely too late to change anything for 2020. I (and others) don't like `.` folders because the hidden property is actually very difficult to address with debugging, especially...

No. We can reopen this one, but it definitely will not be looked at until next summer. I doubt it even then though, because I don't want to change the...

Because of the cancellation of the 2020 season, and our goal to make things as painless as possible, there is 0 chance anything will happen for 2021. Just FYI.