Thank you for supporting Windows. As you know Python is a very popular language and is cross-platform. I would love to see Python supported in the Windows Build Environment.

Hi, I’d love Windows Python3 support in Travis too - Happy to test + help. Here would be my dream .travis.yml: Today: https://github.com/pypa/bandersnatch/blob/master/.travis.yml Diff: https://pastebin.com/zmNFKqnP Is there any way third parties can help with making the support happen?

Hi Thanks for supporting Windows. 8) If I may suggest : I would be happier with python3 + conda support. kangwonlee/travis-yml-conda-posix-nt/blob/master/.travis.yml # ref : Anaconda Inc., Using conda with Travis CI, Conda documentation, https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/tasks/use-conda-wi…

[image] wkschwartz: Visual Studio’s environment is already set up in the Git Bash session that pre_install and install scripts run in i.e., Travis takes care of running vcvarsall.bat or whatever it’s called. This would require translating the bat code to bash, and Travis would really earn their …

BTW, the Windows of Travis-CI, if I am correct, is not supporting python yet either. Let me think about using pip later (excuse me for not making changes immediately) KW

Also, I noticed that the conda build is taking some time. To save the resources, is it desirable to utilize cache ? How would I be able to check if the cache content is relevant before a build breaks? Best Wishes, KW

So I can use conda but is there any way to use a plain python 3.6 or 3.7 and install some packages with pip?

@mgiaco See https://github.com/cclauss/itinerant-tester-windows

See https://github.com/ove/ove-install . As long as you don’t have secure environment variables, like I do, it should build perfectly well and do whatever you like.

FWIW the presence of python (and pip) would on its own be hugely valuable for many projects, so is worth doing even if it takes a bit longer to solve the harder problems around native building. A huge number of python projects don’t have any native/C++ component. Also if it speeds things up, suppor…

Why can’t the following intuitive approach work and be fast?? language: python python: 3.7 os: - linux - osx - windows install: pip3 install --upgrade pip script: python3 platform-info.py The minimal .travis.yml file required to run Python 3.7 on Linux, macOS, and Windows is unnecessary comp…

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