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Make on Windows link not working #68
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Hello from a year later! lol Any idea what this link was supposed to be? |
Hm, not sure, but there are a fair number of options now. I'm not on Windows, so would appreciate testing/recommendations/PR. I think the main options are: That said, I'm not sure that I'd recommend any of those options where you expect a lot of Windows developers. Either a batch script, powershell, or a Python-based DAG runner (snakemake, luigi, airflow) is probably less headache. |
Hey, thanks for such a quick response! Trying to figure out/proliferate Python best practices at my org of mostly Windows users. I'm currently using Git bash from the Git for Windows suite (which uses MinGW internally) and then, regrettably, steering folks here if they want to add So emphasis on "headache" in your last sentence, haha I'll give cygwin a shot today, though. Thanks again! |
We've been thinking about experimenting with |
Hey again. So cygwin comes even barer than Git Bash, out of the box. You can, however, specify all kinds of packages at the time of install, including So unless you know what you're looking for, it's pretty intimidating. Couple solutions here:
But it'd probably take awhile to figure needle/haystack all of the good stuff from everything that's available. What I've got now will suffice, I think. |
And looking at |
@NapsterInBlue What if you were to |
Thanks to @epogrebnyak for reporting.
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