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CLI doesn't work in Windows when installed with conda
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Agree, there should probably not be any launch script specific to conda beyond whatever pip does. What is it exactly that goes wrong with your invocation? (Note that xrviz was mainly conceived as callable code or for in the jupyter notebook.) |
It seems like with the Conda install, we get an Installing with Pip instead, it builds the proper "script" during the Setuptools process, which on Windows is a binary
Noted, was just trying it out for fun. |
I don't see anything in https://github.com/conda-forge/xrviz-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/meta.yaml that would cause this - it just calls pip and that's all. https://github.com/intake/xrviz/blob/master/setup.py#L27 also looks standard. Maybe raise this at the feedstock and ping a conda-forge admin? |
I notice some other projects specify the entry points in the Maybe that would fix this? |
I honestly don't know. It could be a change since when this package was last released, nearly two years ago. |
@ocefpaf, what do you think about blowing away the feedstock and starting over with a grayskull created one? |
No need to start a new one. Just update the current one with the entry_point. Doing it now... |
Invoking
xrviz
gives this:I installed from
conda-forge
.With a
pip
install it is fine (xrviz
is a.exe
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