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feat: use packageManager from package.json as default bun version #484

feat: use packageManager from package.json as default bun version

feat: use packageManager from package.json as default bun version #484

Triggered via pull request January 5, 2026 11:42
Status Success
Total duration 1m 43s
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Matrix: setup-bun-download-url
Matrix: setup-bun-from-file
Matrix: setup-bun-from-package-json-without-specified-field
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Tests
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
Tests
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, .bun-version (1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (packageManager yarn@bun@1.1.0)) without specified field
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, .tool-versions (bun1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (packageManager bun@1.1.0)) without specified field
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (engines bun@1.1.0)) without specified field
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, .tool-versions (bun 1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (packageManager bun@1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, canary)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, > 1.0.0)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, .tool-versions (bun 1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, .bumrc (1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, foo/package.json (packageManager bun@1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, < 2)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, latest)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, 1.1.0)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (packageManager yarn@bun@1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, 1)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun (windows-11-arm, 1.x)
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.
setup-bun from (windows-11-arm, package.json (engines bun@1.1.0))
⚠️ Bun does not provide native arm64 builds for Windows. Using x64 baseline build which will run through Microsoft's x64 emulation layer. This may result in reduced performance and potential compatibility issues. 💡 For best performance, consider using x64 Windows runners or other platforms with native support.