After #1793
Looks like Python installer on Windows is a pain: requires admin privileges without reason, unable to be quiet.
Looks like Python installer on Windows is a pain: requires admin privileges without reason, unable to be quiet.
Ok, it does not, but 2012R2 on TC blocks pyenv-win from installing the official python packages, that are only bundled as an installer, no zip ... And allowing this install is supposed to just be flipping the value of DisableMSI in the registry, but right now setting that value seems to have broken the windows instances badly
Looks like Python installer on Windows is a pain: requires admin privileges without reason, unable to be quiet.
Ok, it does not, but 2012R2 on TC blocks
pyenv-winfrom installing the official python packages, that are only bundled as an installer, no zip ... And allowing this install is supposed to just be flipping the value ofDisableMSIin the registry, but right now setting that value seems to have broken the windows instances badly
Ok, now we have build setup mostly okay, but we won't be able to get packages for Python < 3.5, because that depends on MSVC++ 9.0/10.0 and it's going to be way too much work to take care of that. So it's only going to be Python 3.5, 3.6 and 3.7 for amd64 arch.
Had to switch to NuGet, but now: https://tools.taskcluster.net/groups/RGM3rtdrSb2jgbsQHro2hQ/tasks/RGM3rtdrSb2jgbsQHro2hQ/runs/0/artifacts
Tests are passing on Python 3.5 bindings: https://tools.taskcluster.net/groups/QjwogyzpTcqMa8tUaGslQw/tasks/RPvGD3GHRo2-X28ePlSy8Q/runs/0
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Tests are passing on Python 3.5 bindings: https://tools.taskcluster.net/groups/QjwogyzpTcqMa8tUaGslQw/tasks/RPvGD3GHRo2-X28ePlSy8Q/runs/0