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Issue created May 03, 2019 by boklm@boklmMaintainer

Use 64bit containers to build 32bit Windows Tor Browser

Currently we use a 32bit container to build the Windows 32bit Tor Browser. I think we could do it from a 64bit container.

Doing that would:

  • reduce the number of container images we generate and store, as we would then use the same ones for the 32bit and 64bit builds
  • avoid potential memory limitations in the future (similarly to legacy/trac#26323 (moved))
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