Plugin marketplace crashes with Bun panic on Windows ARM64
Resolved 💬 4 comments Opened Feb 19, 2026 by Lewis-Peter Closed Feb 23, 2026
Environment
- Claude Code version: 2.1.47
- OS: Windows 11 ARM64 (Home China, 10.0.22631)
- Runtime: Bun v1.3.10 (1423d3c8) Windows arm64
- CPU: neon fp aes crc32 atomics
- RAM: 16.56GB
Description
The /plugin marketplace feature crashes with a Bun panic (incorrect alignment) on Windows ARM64. This appears to happen when Claude Code tries to spawn git as a child process (e.g., cloning a marketplace repo).
Steps to reproduce
- Install Claude Code via
wingeton Windows 11 ARM64 - Install Git for Windows (ARM64 build via winget)
- Run
claudeand use/plugin - Navigate to Marketplaces → + Add Marketplace
- Enter marketplace URL and confirm
Expected behavior
Marketplace repo is cloned and plugins are listed.
Actual behavior
Claude Code crashes with:
Bun v1.3.10 (1423d3c8) Windows arm64
panic(thread 17248): incorrect alignment
oh no: Bun has crashed. This indicates a bug in Bun, not your code.
Additional context
- The official marketplace (
claude-plugins-official) does not appear pre-configured on this device, unlike other platforms. - Initially
/pluginshowed "Git is required to install marketplaces" even though git was installed — this was due to a PATH issue (winget-installed Git for Windows ARM64 only addsclangarm64\binto PATH, notGit\cmd). After manually addingC:\Program Files\Git\cmdto PATH, the git detection works, but adding a marketplace triggers the Bun crash. - The crash is reproducible — it happened multiple times across device restarts.
- This is likely a Bun issue with spawning child processes on Windows ARM64 (see
spawn(22)in the crash features).
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