Update regex for finding architecture from URL #551
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With how the current logic for matching arch from URL works, an
x86_x64type pattern would always match bothx64andx86and fail to get a unique match. This PR updates the pattern matching to only check for x86 if it doesn't match anx86_64or similar patternIssue can be repro with an example manifest:
If you run it with interactive update, it will result in a manifest with duplicate architectures.