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bpo-35516: Add macOS support to platform.system_alias()#11187
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On macOS, platform.system_alias() now returns macOS and macOS version, rather than Darwin and Darwin release.
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The PR doesn't change the 3rd field of platform.system_alias(): version. It only changes the first 2 fields: system and release. I'm not sure what to do with the 3rd field? |
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@ronaldoussoren dislike this change: So I abandon this one and I wrote PR #11207 instead to explain why Darwin is not replaced with macOS. |
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On macOS, platform.system_alias() now returns macOS and macOS
version, rather than Darwin and Darwin release.
https://bugs.python.org/issue35516