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ops - build and run nanos unikernels
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[Mac M1] ops pkg list (question / bug) #1604

Closed galuszkak closed 5 months ago

galuszkak commented 5 months ago

Hey,

I tried to play with ops but it's unclear to me if it works correctly.

So I did look on https://repo.ops.city/ and search for all python packages.

I did the same in shell (I've added API Key using ops pkg login) but when I do:

➜  ~ ops pkg list --search python

+-----------+-------------+---------+----------+---------+--------------------------------+
| NAMESPACE | PACKAGENAME | VERSION | LANGUAGE | RUNTIME |          DESCRIPTION           |
+-----------+-------------+---------+----------+---------+--------------------------------+
| eyberg    | python      | 3.10.6  | c        | 3.10.6  | The Python programming         |
|           |             |         |          |         | language.                      |
+-----------+-------------+---------+----------+---------+--------------------------------+

So it's only 1 package not 9 how I saw it on https://repo.ops.city. Am I'm doing something wrong here?

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galuszkak commented 5 months ago

OK I realized is because of the CPU architecture. Closing.

eyberg commented 5 months ago

yes - x86 pkgs vastly outnumber arm ones only because those are the ones that most commonly get deployed to prod envs; if you see something that you'd like to see on arm though feel free to open an issue and we can possibly take a look

also, you can always set the arch flag via to run cross-arch too:

ops pkg load eyberg/sabledb:0.0.1 -p 6379 --arch=amd64