Change the default build version from ia32 to x64

[AdySnowflake]

Update vue.config.js
Change the default build version from ia32 to x64.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the Windows installer package configuration to support only 64-bit systems, enhancing installation for users with modern Windows hardware.
  • Modified the build command to accept dynamic platform and architecture configurations, improving flexibility during the build process.

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Walkthrough

The configuration update modifies the Electron Builder settings in the vue.config.js file for the Windows target. The architecture setting has been changed from "ia32" to "x64", shifting support from 32-bit to 64-bit exclusively. Additionally, the electron:build script in package.json has been updated to allow dynamic acceptance of platform and architecture configurations through npm environment variables, defaulting to "auto" if not specified. There are no alterations to the exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
vue.config.js	Updated Windows target configuration in Electron Builder; changed architecture from "ia32" to "x64".
package.json	Modified electron:build script to accept platform and architecture parameters dynamically.

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I found a change that feels just right.
No more 32-bit hops on my run,
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package.json (1)

19-19: Dynamic Electron Build Command Update

The updated script for electron:build now includes parameters for platform and architecture using npm environment variables (with defaults set to "auto"). This change improves build flexibility by allowing dynamic configuration during the build process. As this update complements the change in vue.config.js (which now targets x64 for Windows), please ensure that the documentation and developer instructions are updated to reflect these coordination changes.

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vue.config.js (1)

29-29: Architecture change from ia32 to x64 could impact compatibility.

The change from 32-bit (ia32) to 64-bit (x64) architecture for the Windows build target means the application will no longer be compatible with 32-bit Windows systems. While this aligns with modern standards as most systems today are 64-bit, consider the following:

1. Does your user base include anyone still using 32-bit Windows systems?
2. Have you clearly communicated this change to users?
3. Consider documenting updated system requirements mentioning 64-bit Windows is now required.

The change will likely improve performance for users on 64-bit systems by allowing the application to use more memory and leverage 64-bit optimizations.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the default build configuration in vue.config.js to change the target architecture from ia32 to x64 for modern Windows systems.

• Updated NSIS target configuration to support only 64-bit installations.
• Modified the build command configuration for enhanced flexibility.