Windows-build-tools: install python2.7 even though already installed.

Created on 26 Mar 2017  路  7Comments  路  Source: felixrieseberg/windows-build-tools

Package installs python2.7 under %UserProfile%/.windows-build-tools even though python2.7 is already installed and added to PATH.

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I noticed the same problem, but I have python 3.6.1 installed.

Also, this installs 2.7.11 when the latest 2.7 is 2.7.12

is there a flag to close python install

The same here. I had Python 2.7.14 installed on my computer before installing build tools. Now, I have two versions - Python 2.7.14 installed by me and Python 2.7.13 installed by build tools. Is there a way to skip Python while installing build tools?

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Need to add a flag to skip installing Python and/or inform where it's located on machine (e.g npm install -g windows-build-tools python=C:\Portable\python27\python.exe ). It could either "clone" files on that directory, make a symlink or configure gyp to use that python instead of %USERPROFILE%.windows-build-tools\python27.

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