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Yes, I think its possible. You can check this file here: https://github.com/nodegui/qode/blob/master/build.js if you see, there is TARGET_ARCH variable. Try setting that to x86 and build Then its just fixing...

Before starting with building qode I would actually first try and build nodejs itself on my machine just to make sure i have all dependecies sorted out.

If you want to see what exact commands you need to run to build: you can check the workflow here: https://github.com/nodegui/qode/blob/master/.github/workflows/windows.yml

@rocarlopez The path in the code can be found here: https://github.com/nodegui/qode/blob/master/npm/src/config.js

sure. can you raise a pr after testing if that works? @jardenliu

Yep this looks like a bug. Can you see if an older version of qode works for you? This looks like it might be an issue with recent node version...

This is issue is solved in master branch of qode. But since I am having some issues with windows build I haven't yet made a release. In the meantime can...

I can help out aswell @NovusTheory . Although I have to say I do not have much experience with Vue. But if you need any nodegui related help I can...

Interesting. So, in some cases (maybe where the nesting is too deep) the exception is caught after the js bridge is destroyed. Do you still see the native exception handler...

Will release your fix in v2.8.9. If that solves the problem, please close this issue. Thanks again 🌮