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Run on Windows? #1
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Hi, I don't have a windows machine and never tested it. So it might work... |
OK. I have Windows and Linux machines. Would you like me to test it? When it was confirmed to run on Windows and Linux, could you (or can I?) change the platform of this dependency as 'all'? |
Yes, you can just sent a pull request but please confirm that it works first.
…On Sep 26, 2018, 2:06 AM -0400, NEGORO Tetsuya ***@***.***>, wrote:
OK. I have Windows and Linux machines. Would you like me to test it? When it was confirmed to run on Windows and Linux, could you (or can I?) change the platform of this dependency as 'all'?
I think we can use the test suite of original paramiko implementation.
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I'm not sure which package is requiring paramiko on Windows (well, pyzmq but I don't know what asked for it), but it causes Package Control to throw an error popup every start. Since it's marked only for OSX, it never resolves. May I test this somehow to verify it works in Windows? Is there a way I can force it to be loaded? (Having a long delayed modal popup interrupt fire every time Sublime opens is bizarrely frustrating!) |
This is still outstanding,
Which results in a dialog box opening every time Sublime Text is started in Windows. |
I would be able to test this package on a windows machine. Therefore I would need the steps how I can install it. As ngr-t mentioned, we could use the build in test suite, I just have problems to install it properly |
Hello, thank you for maintaining this dependency.
I want to use paramiko from my package on Windows.
However, it is registered for OSX only so we can't use it on Windows.
I wonder why it is, because you have already omitted all non-Python dependencies from the original implementation, so it should work on all platform (sorry I have not confirmed yet, though).
Doesn't this run on Windows? Just not confirmed?
Thanks
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