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plugin 'arm64' is not installed error upon following install instructions #2
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Hi. I was able to get this plugin to work by building and installing it myself locally. Exact steps in case anyone else needs this:
At this point I was able to successfully `tutor local launch' and connect to my running instance. |
Hi @feoh, thanks for the report. Sorry for the slow reply due to the conference. I will investigate. |
@feoh I can't reproduce your bug report.
I also tried using the exact same version of pip as you, and not installing tutor with a separate command, so I should be using exactly the same sequence of commands as you, yet it was still working every time. Any ideas? |
Glad to hear! I don't know what to say other than I just tried from a fresh slate and got the exact same result. Happy to chalk it up to something I'm doing wrong or weirdness in my environment. 🤷 |
Hello! I'm trying to get tutor up and running on my M2 Mac running MacOS X Ventura 13.2.1 (latest).
Here is a log of my invocations and output. Shell is zsh + oh-my-zsh but I seriously doubt that has any effect :) Python is 3.10 installed with Homebrew.
Happy to contribute any way I can!
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