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Hey Frank, rez-bind is to be deprectated and specifically the python bind does not work well on windows if at all. I would suggest using it only to create the implicit packages (by running It downloads the python version you request using nuget and creates a functional self-contained python package. |
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@AcademySoftwareFoundation/rez-maintainers Note to self: We really need to get up notes/warnings for rez-bind on windows. |
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Thanks Thorsten,
You did mention these things to me before I got started, and I did try to
follow your advise, but the correlations were not clear to me at this
stage. I saw no mention of rez-bind being deprecated anwhere in the docs,
only in your tutorial, and after only binding os, python was not found at
all, so I tried using --quicksand despite you advising against it, as I
wasn't sure how rezify_python fit into the picture yet (I am a complete
beginner and still need to figure out the basics despite having read a fair
bit by now).
If does feel like the quick start guide needs a bit of work to assist
people actually getting started on windows (quickly or slowly ;)).
Will try again next week.
Cheers,
Frank
…On Fri, 17 Feb 2023, 8:45 pm Thorsten Kaufmann, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey Frank,
rez-bind is to be deprectated and specifically the python bind does not
work well on windows if at all. I would suggest using it only to create the
implicit packages (by running rez-bind os that should also pull in the
other two as dependencies and creating a python package with actual
payload. You can use a script i created for a tutorial a while back that
you can find here:
https://github.com/techartorg/rez_utils/tree/main/rezify_python.
It downloads the python version you request using nuget and creates a
functional self-contained python package.
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Hi,
I am just trying to go through the very first steps of rez and was trying to build the hello_world example package.
However it failed with this error:
And sure enough, there is no "python" folder in c:\users\frank\packages\python\3.10.9\platform-windows\arch-AMD64\os-windows-10.0.22000.SP0, only a "bin" folder.
I believe the python package was created by the
rez-bind --quickstart
command that is listed in teh quick start docs.Since this is the very first time I am trying to use rez I have no idea where to turn from here, could somebody help please?
This is on Windows 11
Cheers,
frank
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