为什么platform.release()返回"8"?在Windows 10中? [英] Why does platform.release() return "8" in Windows 10?

问题描述

我在Windows 10工作站上运行它:

I run this on my Windows 10 workstation:

import platform
print platform.release()
> 8

我有些困惑.响应应该不是Windows 10上的"10"吗?

I'm somewhat perplexed. Should the response not have been "10" as I'm on Windows 10?

推荐答案

我做了一些挖掘工作...

I did some digging...

一个问题已根据Python 2.7.10的

An issue was resolved for Python 2.7.10 according to its release notes:

• 问题#16176:通过platform.platform()正确识别Windows 8

• Issue #16176: Properly identify Windows 8 via platform.platform()

但是，对于Windows 10，您仍然无法获得正确的响应.为此，我们在2015年9月下旬创建了一个修复程序: https://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/2f57270374f7

However, with Windows 10 you still don't get the proper response. For this, a fix was created in late September, 2015: https://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/2f57270374f7

由于此操作是在2.7.10版本(2015年5月下旬发布)之后执行的，因此有望将其纳入将来的版本中.现在，它应该进入计划于2015年12月发行的2.7.11.

As this was performed after the 2.7.10 release (released in late May, 2015), this will hopefully make it into a future release. Right now it should make it into 2.7.11 which is scheduled for a December 2015 release.

此修复程序使platform从kernel32.dll读取Windows版本，以避免兼容性问题.

The fix makes platform read the Windows version from kernel32.dll to avoid compatibility issues.

现在的解决方法是，如果系统基于Windows，则执行ver命令，然后手动解析响应.

A workaround right now could be to execute the ver command if the system is Windows based, and then parse the response manually.

编辑:的确，这已在Python 2.7.11中修复:

EDIT:Indeed, this was fixed in Python 2.7.11:

import platform
print platform.release()
> 10

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