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install: add note regarding arm macos support #3692
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Taking the opportunity to use proper admonitions (comitting)
content/docs/install/macos.md
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To use DVC [as a Python library](/doc/api-reference), please | ||
[install with pip](#install-with-pip) or [with conda](#install-with-conda). | ||
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- We should apply this to all installation pages as per admonitions: replace current ad hoc notes #3382
Co-authored-by: Restyled.io <[email protected]>
Thanks @pmrowla ! |
Co-authored-by: Restyled.io <[email protected]>
@pmrowla Is this still the case? I was able to install the pkg on my m1. |
The pkg installer is only built for x86, you can install it on an m1 but it gets installed and run through rosetta (the x86 emulation layer). The conda package for dvc is noarch/universal now, but installing on conda requires that all of DVC's dependencies also have either noarch or arm builds (see conda-forge/dvc-feedstock#250) |
Document that pip (and homebrew which uses pip) is the only supported installation method for ARM macs. Currently the conda packages and PKG binary installer are only built for x86.