J S Borbely
J S Borbely
I can also confirm this issue with pythonnet 2.5.0, 2.5.1 and the master branch (84e2735). The issue does not exist in pythonnet 2.4.0. I am not using a VM nor...
@filmor A summary of bisecting is available [here](https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet/files/5490442/issue1210.txt) The criteria that I used to decide if a commit was good or bad was by running the following bash script _(which...
I've gone a little further to see if there are additional issues if the changes from PR #971 were temporarily removed. Here's what I did: 1. git checkout 4271e57967c75850c47f962a04bd036e987fee34 2....
Since the build now depends on the `dotnet` CLI (which is not available on 32-bit Linux) I built a wheel on 64-bit Linux (using commit 75f4398174274e44a7ef8b2538fe3aa7e20406d1) and copied the wheel...
As a alternative to using the _pre-install_ command in the scoop manifest to decide which python executable is written to the `pipx.bat` script, the batch script could decide at runtime...
@Gitznik thanks for your reply and for the suggestion. I considered opening a PR, but I couldn't find the `scoop` manifest file in the `pipx` repository so I didn't understand...
That would suggest Option 1 is better, but the default is `py` instead of `python` and the _if_ checks are adjusted accordingly. I would still recommend "pre_install" to check whether...
@Gitznik you are correct that Microsoft Store does not install `py` when it installs Python. Also, if someone installs Python via the Microsoft Store the executable name is `python3.minor`. This...
@YUKI2eN3e Unfortunately, that may not be reliable on different computers and the availability of the `ftype` command depends on the terminal that is used. For example, using the Command Prompt...
@YUKI2eN3e Your `check-python-runner.ps1` script depends on how Python was installed. The `.py` file extension may not have an association. For example, consider if someone is using conda. They would typically...