"doesn't support current architecture" error occurs in local manifest

[Runzelee]

Here is my custom manifest file, placed in scoop\buckets\local\mytool.json:

{
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "mytool is a utility to run commands with administrator privileges on Windows.",
  "homepage": "",
  "license": "Unknown",
  "bin": "MyTool.exe",
  "installer": {
    "script": [
      "Write-Host \"Installing mytool locally...\"",
      "Copy-Item -Path 'C:\\Users\\me\\scoop\\buckets\\local\\Sources\\mytool\\*' -Destination \"$dir\" -Recurse -Force",
      "Write-Host \"mytool and all related files have been copied to the Scoop-managed directory.\""
    ]
  },
  "uninstaller": {
    "script": [
      "Write-Host \"Uninstalling mytool locally...\"",
      "Remove-Item \"$dir\\*\" -Recurse -Force",
      "Write-Host \"mytool and all related files have been removed from the Scoop-managed directory.\""
    ]
  }
}

Then I ran:

PS C:\Users\me> scoop install mytool

And received this error:

ERROR 'mytool' doesn't support current architecture!

This is very strange because I'm running Windows 11 x64, and MyTool.exe is a 64-bit executable.

At first, I suspected the issue was due to the missing architecture field, so I modified the manifest to include it, wrapping bin installer and uninstaller inside the 64bit architecture block:

"architecture": {
  "64bit": {
    "bin": "MyTool.exe",
    "installer": {
      "script": [
        "Write-Host \"Installing mytool locally...\"",
        "Copy-Item -Path 'C:\\Users\\me\\scoop\\buckets\\local\\Sources\\mytool\\*' -Destination \"$dir\" -Recurse -Force",
        "Write-Host \"mytool and all related files have been copied to the Scoop-managed directory.\""
      ]
    },
    "uninstaller": {
      "script": [
        "Write-Host \"Uninstalling mytool locally...\"",
        "Remove-Item \"$dir\\*\" -Recurse -Force",
        "Write-Host \"mytool and all related files have been removed from the Scoop-managed directory.\""
      ]
    }
  }
}

However, I still got the same error:

ERROR 'mytool' doesn't support current architecture!

I even tried explicitly specifying the architecture via:

scoop install mytool -a 64bit

But again received the same result.

Furthermore, according to the [Scoop manifest documentation](https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop/wiki/App-Manifests), the architecture field is marked as optional, not required. So this behavior is completely unexpected and seems to contradict the documentation.

For all these reasons, I believe this might be a bug in Scoop itself. How to solve the problem?

[Runzelee]

I used local zip as url and it works.