[azure pipeline] Install gperf on macos testing machine #14228
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Next time we rev the mac boxes we'll apply this |
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Closing this PR as it is entirely contained within #15258 Thanks for your help! |
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Fix #13701 (comment)
Currently the gperf revision is 3.0.1 as default in osx testing machine, which is old, installing gperf on mac default to latest revision 3.1 which contains the fix of the gperf issue.
proxygen also reference the gperf 3.1