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Is Windows supported? #67
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Hi @timkoers - The command line tool is written in Ruby, so Windows support is possible if you install Ruby. That said, we're not quite where we'd like to be with Windows support in Just off the top of my head, I believe you will need to use the option --skip_open_summary true in order to prevent a Mac-specific call from being triggered at the end of each run. Thanks for your interest! 👍 |
Thanks! I’ll look into it tomorrow, and ofcourse let you know the result. Tim PS: I love the fabric.io tools, they really help me developing better applications. Van: Michael Furtak [mailto:notifications@github.com] Hi @timkoers https://github.com/timkoers - The command line tool is written in Ruby, so Windows support is possible if you install Ruby. That said, we're not quite where we'd like to be with Windows support in screengrab just yet. You may find things which are not working well, or at all! I think this is true of many parts of fastlane https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane in general. That said, if you're willing to brave the unknown, we'd love to hear what you find. https://assets-cdn.github.com/images/icons/emoji/unicode/1f50d.png Just off the top of my head, I believe you will need to use the option --skip_open_summary true in order to prevent a Mac-specific call from being triggered at the end of each run. Thanks for your interest! https://assets-cdn.github.com/images/icons/emoji/unicode/1f44d.png — |
This issue was migrated to fastlane/fastlane#3594. Please post all further comments there.
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Like a lot of devs out here, I am developing on Windows (my main machine)
The source of the screengrab binary is (what looks like) linux style bash code.
I suppose it can't be run with cygwin?
Thanks,
Tim
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