Fixed pfw install command on Linux#44
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Hi @stephencelis and @mbrandonw ,
as promised a PR with two minor changes that makes
pfw installwork on Linux too. Before,pfw installwould crash with the following message:Apparently (and according to Codex), this is a common issue with
URLSessionon Linux. From my own experience I can confirm there are large differences betweenURLSessionon Apple platforms and the open source version on Linux. The latter useslibcurland doesn't implement all APIs that are available on Apple platforms.I hope this (minor) fix is acceptable also for Apple platforms. I still have one warning compiling:
If that's a blocking issue for you I can investigate.
kind regards,
Tim