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Add instructions for contributing using a Windows based machine #179

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timothycrosley opened this issue Feb 7, 2016 · 7 comments
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@timothycrosley
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It would be useful to list instructions on getting hug setup for development / contributing from a Windows based machine. Since I do not own any computers running Windows personally, this is an area where I could really use another contributor's help to ensure the instructions are correct.

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pferate commented Feb 19, 2016

I'll try taking a stab at this. I'll need to create a windows batch file equivalent to .env; I'll name it .env.cmd, unless you want it named something else.

I don't foresee any major changes to the instructions; mainly just running .env.cmd instead.

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ghost commented Feb 19, 2016

Files beginning with a . can be a pain on Windows, is there any reason not to call it env.cmd?

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pferate commented Feb 19, 2016

No strong reason. I just figured I'd keep it as a hidden file on POSIX systems and keep the differences minimal.

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ghost commented Feb 19, 2016 via email

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+1 Any work that is done on this would be super appreciated / helpful :)

~Timothy

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aeroaks commented Sep 15, 2017

I tried running the tests and a simple example (given in issue #500) using 'pipenv' in Windows and can confirm that it works properly. Just a note that it asks firewall permission for the first time. Would you guys be interested in having that added to the contribution file?

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Yes! I would love to have that added!

Thanks!
~Timothy

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