tree-sitter-python requires manual install on arm macOS #545
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The tree-sitter-python on PyPI unfortunately doesn't include the binaries for Arm based MacOS. As a result, the only way to get it is from the github repo. This change updates the instructions to advise the user how to install this added dependency that won't get installed from pip fetching from PyPI. The requirements.txt is also updated to use PyPI in all cases except if Arm based MacOS. Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <eric.brown@securesauce.dev>
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The tree-sitter-python on PyPI unfortunately doesn't include the binaries for Arm based MacOS. As a result, the only way to get it is from the github repo.
This change updates the instructions to advise the user how to install this added dependency that won't get installed from pip fetching from PyPI.
The requirements.txt is also updated to use PyPI in all cases except if Arm based MacOS.