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chore: Test Nu on Windows arm64 runner

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    • Added automated testing for Windows 11 ARM64 to ensure compatibility and reliability on this platform.

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A new job named test-arm64 was added to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration. This job targets the Windows 11 ARM64 environment, sets up Nu with specific plugins, and runs commands to verify the Nu installation and display its version and table output.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/latest-matrix.yaml Added test-arm64 job: runs on Windows 11 ARM64, sets up Nu nightly with plugins, runs checks.

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    participant GitHub Actions
    participant Windows 11 ARM64 Runner
    participant setup-nu Action
    participant Nu

    GitHub Actions->>Windows 11 ARM64 Runner: Start test-arm64 job
    Windows 11 ARM64 Runner->>setup-nu Action: Setup Nu (nightly, plugins)
    setup-nu Action-->>Windows 11 ARM64 Runner: Nu installed with plugins
    Windows 11 ARM64 Runner->>Nu: Run version and table commands
    Nu-->>Windows 11 ARM64 Runner: Output version and table info
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Based on the provided diff, this appears to be a GitHub Actions workflow file modification rather than frontend code. The changes relate to adding ARM64 testing for a Nu shell project, not React/Vue frontend code.

Since this doesn't contain any frontend JavaScript/TypeScript code, I can't perform the requested frontend code review covering security, performance, or React/Vue patterns. The changes shown are for CI/CD pipeline configuration.

For a proper frontend code review, I would need to see:

  1. React components or Vue SFC files
  2. JavaScript/TypeScript modules
  3. Frontend-related configuration files
  4. UI test files

Would you like to provide actual frontend code files for review? I can then analyze them for:

  • ES specification compliance
  • Component design patterns
  • Security vulnerabilities
  • Performance optimizations
  • Accessibility implementation

Overall Quality: N/A (Not applicable to this change set)

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hustcer merged commit 8f5f575 into main May 25, 2025
@github-actions github-actions Bot added this to the v3.20 milestone May 25, 2025
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