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Currently, the setup.cfg file specifies watts as "OS Independent." However, there are at least two issues preventing Windows from supporting watts:
setup.cfg
watts
select.select([p.stdout, p.stderr])
nonblocking-pipe
fcntl
This issue can be closed when the developers decide to either
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@paulromano - can you check this issue and maybe discuss with Sam about potential solutions.
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Yes, I'm working on a resolution for this and plan to put in a PR
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Currently, the
setup.cfg
file specifieswatts
as "OS Independent." However, there are at least two issues preventing Windows from supportingwatts
:select.select([p.stdout, p.stderr])
call breaks because select.select cannot work with streams on windows. The workaround for this is a non-blocking pipe which is addressed by @paulromano branchnonblocking-pipe
(which was originally motivated by Using communicate() rather than read() in fileutils.run() #49).fcntl
is not supported by windows. There may be some substitutes. This appears integral to @paulromano's aforementioned non-blocking pipe.This issue can be closed when the developers decide to either
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: