Closed jesteria closed 1 year ago
On certain platforms, Python's platform.processor() returns nothing, rather than the expected x86_64 or aarch64.
platform.processor()
x86_64
aarch64
This is documented but problematic, as install.py currently relies on this function to determine which package to download.
install.py
Until this is resolved, install.py does not work on (some) Debian, etc.
It appears that platform.machine() would work – at least as a fallback – (likely depending on the system).
platform.machine()
Perhaps:
platform.processor() or platform.machine()
On certain platforms, Python's
platform.processor()
returns nothing, rather than the expectedx86_64
oraarch64
.This is documented but problematic, as
install.py
currently relies on this function to determine which package to download.Until this is resolved,
install.py
does not work on (some) Debian, etc.