doc: Fix pip.default arguments in multi-platform example#3358
doc: Fix pip.default arguments in multi-platform example#3358rickeylev merged 2 commits intobazel-contrib:mainfrom
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This pull request correctly fixes the argument names in the pip.default examples in the multi-platform documentation, changing os and cpu to os_name and arch_name respectively. However, the examples are syntactically incorrect as they are missing commas between arguments. I've added comments with suggestions to fix this and also to improve the consistency of argument ordering for better readability.
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Thanks for the doc fix! |
I was playing around with the multi-platform PyPI example and noticed that the
pip.defaultarguments were wrong.