jenkins: cache x64 node.exe for arm64 license file#3315
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Fixes: nodejs#3504 Refs: nodejs#3315 Refs: nodejs#3514 Refs: nodejs#3533
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Simplifies caching by removing the downloading step. The x64 node.exe is now expected to be already cached before running compile.cmd. The same change was already applied successfully to the release CI. Refs: nodejs#3315
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Simplifies caching by removing the downloading step. The x64 node.exe is now expected to be already cached before running compile.cmd. The same change was already applied successfully to the release CI. Refs: #3315
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After promoting Windows on ARM64 to a tier 2 platform, as a part of the compilation job in the CI, the ARM64 MSI installer is created. The first node-test-commit-windows-fanned build that did this was 54061. Since then, I've been monitoring all ARM64 builds, and until now, there's been a bit over 750 (the last build checked is 54823).
I noticed that 15 builds, roughly 2%, failed when downloading the x64 node.exe used for generating the license file. Changes proposed here tend to minimize, if not remove errors by caching the x64 node.exe and updating it weekly.
I've already tested these changes in my job that tests migrating to VS2022 (another topic for another day) and saw no issues.