fix(binary): Added support for Linux Arm #154
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Hi @RedFlame2112 thanks for the contribution! Unfortunately Tabnine binary is not compiled for linux arm.. so this won't really work |
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Added an additional control path to the `arch_and_platform()` function that accounts for the recent Linux ARM path for reference ARM based distros like Fedora Asahi Remix
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hi @RedFlame2112 we're adding arm support soon. Will you be willing to test it? |
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Added an additional control path to the
arch_and_platform()function that accounts for the recent Linux ARM path for reference ARM based distros like Fedora Asahi Remix. Might need some additional testing though with other ARM linux distributions besides Asahi as a reference (e.g. archlinux arm)