Remove line preventing the use of 32 bit version on Linux #148
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Lgtm (not at machine)
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Line prevented all use of
architecture: x86and Linux distributions outright, which is not reasonable. While it is true that 32-bit version of Miniconda have not been produce in a while: 1) This isn't the right way to implement that check, it should be a warning at worst. 2) It shouldn't apply to specific version, only when 'latest' is specified; but it currently applies to all versions.3) 'latest' is still the only way to refer to the latest release of Miniconda. There is no version alias for that release (AFAICT, based on dates).Closes #147.