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What is the idea?
When creating a windows installer with micromamba, the process is stopped in main.py by
if osname == "win" and "micromamba" in os.path.basename(info['_conda_exe']):
# TODO: Remove when shortcut creation is implemented on micromamba
sys.exit("Error: micromamba is not supported on Windows installers.")
However, micromamba does handle shortcut creation. A release of 2021 (0.14.0) states that :
[micromamba] if menuinst json files are present, micromamba will create
shortcuts in the start menu on Windows
The only problem is that the creation of the menu is called with the command
in main.nsi.tmpl. The --make-menus cli is not available with micromamba.
Would it be possible to create the menus in a different way which would make it compatible with conda and micromamba ?
Why is this needed?
To make it possible to create windows installer with micromamba which allows to have smaller installer.
What should happen?
No response
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What is the idea?
When creating a windows installer with micromamba, the process is stopped in main.py by
However, micromamba does handle shortcut creation. A release of 2021 (0.14.0) states that :
menuinst
json files are present, micromamba will createshortcuts in the start menu on Windows
The only problem is that the creation of the menu is called with the command
in main.nsi.tmpl. The --make-menus cli is not available with micromamba.
Would it be possible to create the menus in a different way which would make it compatible with conda and micromamba ?
Why is this needed?
What should happen?
No response
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: