Uwe Fechner
Uwe Fechner
Yes, on Windows juliaup might be easier... But you get the latest release only with some delay because you need to update juliaup first which is not required with jill......
And Sys.BINDIR() would not work on Linux due to the use of symbolic links...
Reference: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/vcruntime140dll-and-msvcp140dll-missing-in-windows/caf454d1-49f4-4d2b-b74a-c83fb7c38625 Well, this is not a proof. There are many Windows versions out in the wild, and some might include it...
Well, most people who fail to install a non-essential package will not report it... Furthermore, many users will have installed other software that installs `VCRUNTIME140.dll`, I tested on a fresh...
Same problem here... Ubuntu 22.04.
The PythonCall issue was closed as "won't fix"...
I use now the following script for the installation as workaround: ```bash #!/bin/bash -eu if [[ $(basename $(pwd)) == "bin" ]]; then cd .. fi echo "Updating packages..." if test...
Any chance to get this merged, or what is missing?
Now merged.
Writing `@JuliaRegistrator register()` should do the job, shouldn't it? See: https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/Registrator.jl