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Lately in the KiCad developers' mailing list (https://lists.launchpad.net/kicad-developers/msg23255.html), there were expressed wishes to include python2w.exe in the Windows build. Today, I ran into the same problem. Actually, the fix is simple, I'm attaching the patch:
I can commit this as is, but what you really should do it to make a github pull request, then the patch will be attributed to you properly. I guess you are new to github, so if you want consider this an exorcise. See https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/
@xarx00 The method on github, is that you fork the repo to your own account and upload your patch to that in a branch and on the web interface you create the pull request, and I can then accept or reject it.
Lately in the KiCad developers' mailing list (https://lists.launchpad.net/kicad-developers/msg23255.html), there were expressed wishes to include python2w.exe in the Windows build. Today, I ran into the same problem. Actually, the fix is simple, I'm attaching the patch:
copydlls.sh.patch.zip
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