We're using NPM to manage our dependencies. We also commit our node_modules folder to source control because we don't want our buildserver to depend on npmjs.com.
We started using sass and this uses node-sass, which needs a compiled version of libsass to run. When doing npm install node-sass, npm will download bindings for your current os and cpu.
However, our development machines are x64 and the buildserver is x32. Since we commit our node_modules, the x64 version of the node-sass bindings won't run on the buildserver.
Is there a way to tell npm to get multiple versions of the bindings?
No, but you can create the folders manually and download the binding.node files from the GitHub Releases page.