Dmitry Bely

> Hi @sully7 > > Yes, it is necessary to add `find_package()` calls in the `CMakeLists.txt`. This is exactly what that majority of users were pushing to have, a "transparent"...

Answering to myself: something like ```python finds = [] for d in self.dependencies.direct_host.values(): name = d.cpp_info.get_property("cmake_file_name") if not name: name = d.ref.name finds.append(f"find_package({name} CONFIG REQUIRED)") save(self, "conandeps.cmake", "\n".join(finds)) ``` seems...

> You can file an issue to lwt https://github.com/ocsigen/lwt/issues/671

Once it's confirmed lwt bug, can you use `stack_pos < 0` instead of `stack_pos = -1` as a workaround?

It's not badly needed but if you release a new version, can you update OPAM package as well? (I prefer to install ocamlearlybird via OPAM)

@Cologler does `FindPython3.cmake` from CMake distribution work correctly with your `python.exe`?

@dopry I've already explained that just providing `shim.exe` of any kind wouldn't help much. The problem is `pyenv.bat` that's always involved in the process. To make the whole thing work...

I've finally implemented shim.exe in Python (using pyinstaller). As @bkeryan suggested, no need to generate it dynamically, one EXE is enough. Here it is: ```python import os import shutil import...

> @db4 Are you building this as a one-folder or one-file EXE? One-file EXEs [extract files to a temp directory and spawn a child process](https://pyinstaller.org/en/stable/operating-mode.html#bundling-to-one-file), so one-folder EXEs would have...

Ok, but how to integrate all legacy Naotoshi code into your repo? I tend to think that rebasing your commits on top of Naotoshi Seo's ones and rewriting the history...