Fix call of usage when packing dependencies for one architecture only #5432
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The doc stated to run `./scripts/pack_dependencies.sh . macos arm64 x86_64` to pack dependencies for universal binaries. However, if you just want to build it for running it locally with the command `./scripts/pack_dependencies.sh . macOS arm64`, the `usage()` method will get called. This fix let you pack dependencies for one architecture only.
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Sorry, what's the purpose of running this with one architecture? |
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The doc stated to run
./scripts/pack_dependencies.sh . macos arm64 x86_64to pack dependencies for universal binaries.However, if you just want to build it for running it locally with the command
./scripts/pack_dependencies.sh . macOS arm64, theusage()method will get called.This fix let you pack dependencies for one architecture only.