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The install_blender function in setup_utils.py does not support macOS (Darwin). The function currently checks for Windows and Linux but does not handle macOS, causing an immediate exit with an "Unsupported OS" message.
The function should handle macOS (Darwin) appropriately by either providing a valid Blender package URL for macOS or explicitly stating in the README that macOS is not supported.
Steps to Reproduce
Run the function on macOS.
Observe that it prints "Unsupported OS" and exits.
Suggested Fix
Add explicit support for macOS by checking for os_type == "Darwin" and providing the appropriate Blender package.
If macOS is not intended to be supported, update the README to mention this explicitly.
Additional Context
The issue affects users attempting to install Blender on macOS via this script, leading to confusion. Updating the documentation or the function would improve clarity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
install_blender
function insetup_utils.py
does not support macOS (Darwin). The function currently checks for Windows and Linux but does not handle macOS, causing an immediate exit with an "Unsupported OS" message.Affected Code
Expected Behavior
The function should handle macOS (Darwin) appropriately by either providing a valid Blender package URL for macOS or explicitly stating in the README that macOS is not supported.
Steps to Reproduce
Suggested Fix
os_type == "Darwin"
and providing the appropriate Blender package.Additional Context
The issue affects users attempting to install Blender on macOS via this script, leading to confusion. Updating the documentation or the function would improve clarity.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: