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Error when building WingetUI #163
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awesome! |
@martinet101, just a little piece of feedback: By looking at the image the only thing I didn't understand was the lock beside "Uninstall selected". I wish it was a version pin, but I know Winget doesn't have an equivalent to Also, I think it's an amazing feature to have, but I feel a little bit scared of clicking select all and then accidentally uninstall everything on my computer. How about a confirmation message showing the number of packages you wish to uninstall? And just to be extra sure I, if I click select all after a search It won't select packages that aren't shown in the search, right? PS. I want to build WingetUI to try it myself, but I'm getting an error. Tomorrow I will try to reinstall Python and Visual C++ to see if I am able to get it compiled. |
Yes, this i'm going to change it. Also, it will ask for confirmation.
Nope, all tyhe options apply only to the visible packages to the user
Are you running Python 10 + latest PyInstaller? |
I don't know if I understood you right, but you can blacklist app updates |
Yes, I am getting this error message when clicking build_win.bat. I've already installed PySide6, win32mica and PyInstaller. When I run
Yes, I know. I just wished there was a native way to do that in Winget-CLI. Could you explain to me what the locker inside the blue circle is used for? |
It is just an uninstall button |
Can you please check that the |
Because that was a faced issue by some people |
VSCode added again thia annoying import. gonna remove it |
It is still capitalized. I've changed Tools.py to tools.py and the error is now the following:
When I open build.bat:
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This is weird stuff with pywin32. You need to go to |
I tried it all, Python from Winget, MS Store and standalone... It feels like my PC just doesn't like WingetUI. Hopefully when I upgrade to Windows 11 things will improve.
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Are you running the latest version of pywin32? remember not to install win32gui but rather pywin32 |
I've managed to launch it after running
However icons and Winget packages are missing:
build.bat didn't work, but I'm using Windows Store version of Python 3.10:
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I've created a pull request #184 |
@martinet101, I've changed the name of this issue. Shouldn't it be reopen? I know we went completely off topic, but I am thankful about that since it helped me fix #92. It feels like I am missing just a single thing to be able to properly build WingetUI tho... Also, what do you think about adding to the readme a guide to help other newbies like me build WingetUI? If you wish I can adapt and add https://github.com/martinet101/ElevenClock/wiki#running-and-building-the-source-code after the screenshots in the readme. |
yeah, definitely. Do you have rights to edit the wiki? |
@martinet101, I believe this issue has only been partially fixed. Icons/Winget packages are still missing. Edit: after running However launching through
It doesn't really matters to me personally since I am able to use "build.bat", but if you wish I can try other things to see if we can get this completely fixed.
I can edit it on my fork. I will tell you when I am finished so you can add it 😀. And please let this issue open to make it easier to remember doing that. |
@martinet101 I've created the wiki https://github.com/ppvnf/WingetUI/wiki and also added a small FAQ |
Wow thank you! Can you please pullrequest to the repo so you can get the credits of the wiki? |
Sure! |
Thanks for creating the wiki. I am unable to modify it though |
Can you edit it now? |
yes! |
Should I close this issue, since I am now able to build WingetU using build.bat? I don't think it matters much, but running |
this is expected, it generates a folder with the executable and its requirements |
I guess so |
In the uninstall section I wish I could select/unselect some apps and then click "uninstall selected packages", like in the update section.
Related:
#111
#156
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