Mark Hammond
Mark Hammond
That should be all that's necessary. I've never tried that demo on windows 10, so something might have changed.
You should probably try and remove everything pywin32 related which is installed by ArcPro, then install pywin32 via the .exe installer - this will ensure the core files are in...
TBH, the best approach here would probably be for the service manager to fail very early in a venv. The goals of a venv and of Windows services are so...
> I'm not aware of the implications of bypassing `pythonservice.exe` The main benefit of pythonservice.exe is that in most cases it will better handle failure of the python code -...
Sorry for the delay and thanks for persevering!
Thanks for the heads-up Steve!
pywin32's build will now fail unless setuptools is fairly recent, so once that lands, I'll just force a requirement on that new version. I'm sure you can imagine how much...
I'm unlikely to find time to do this myself, but I'm happy to help you. The base addresses are in setup.py.
Those changes seem trivial and fine. The setup.py change looks odd, but it should be easy to dynamically avoid those extensions if you can detect the platform as setup.py runs.
Sorry for the delay here: > * `pywin32-301.win-amd64-py3.9` installed from command prompt with admin privileges. ... > Install pythoncom39.dll to the same folder as python39.dll so that Windows is able...