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@mabruzzo mabruzzo commented Jun 2, 2025

Fix a typo in a column-name of the platform-machine table

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Thanks. Could also be platform.machine() to be more explicit that that is the output of calling that function since platform-machine is an "arbitrary" string input.

Do you also want to fix a nitpick Intel 64-bit -> Intel/AMD 64-bit for linux ? (not sure for the Windows row though)

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LecrisUT commented Jun 2, 2025

Sorry, I should have been explicit Intel (32|64)-bit -> Intel/AMD (32|64)-bit for the linux rows

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mabruzzo commented Jun 2, 2025

Do you also want to fix a nitpick Intel 64-bit -> Intel/AMD 64-bit for linux ? (not sure for the Windows row though)

Yup, just pushed that change.

Could also be platform.machine() to be more explicit that that is the output of calling that function since platform-machine is an "arbitrary" string input

FYI, I was following the conventions of the platform-system table. I'm happy to make the change, but do you want me to also make the corresponding change to the platform-system table?

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LecrisUT commented Jun 2, 2025

FYI, I was following the conventions of the platform-system table. I'm happy to make the change, but do you want me to also make the corresponding change to the platform-system table?

Ah good point. I am not sure, particularly since I am not sure if it would match it since it has a w/o suffix note. @henryiii thoughts on this?

@henryiii henryiii merged commit 0a29cc1 into scikit-build:main Jun 5, 2025
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