Adding RC would require updating other scripts to support it. For the
purpose of the changelog just using 4.0.4 should suffice. Might Add
support for this later.
Marking this as an RC as it will take some time for me to get all
packages out and I might need to fix various packaging related bugs.
Will mark as 4.0.4 after all packages exist, should not have application
changes between these two.
Fix the issues with cx_Freeze builds on newer versions of python and
with newer version of PyQt5
- Update .gitignore to ignore .spec files
- Update package.py to use pyInstaller instead of cx_Freeze
- Update requirements-windows to have pyInstaller instead of cx_Freeze
- Update setup.nsi to work with build and packaging changes
- Add win_version_info.temp to build a version information file for
pyInstaller as part of the package.py script
- Update qt/preferences_dialog.py to resize based on layout with fixed
sizing constraints
- Remove _setupUi from qt/se/preferences_dialog.py and just use the
parent class's function
- Remove unused imports from qt/se/preferences_dialog.py
- Update ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md to help obtain better information for bug
reports.
- Update README.md to reflect more recent changes and highlight areas of
need.
* Update setup.nsi
- Always display all language choices to fix#461
- Stop recursively removing installation directory as that
is not a safe operation. This may leave the installation
directory after uninstallation but should be empty. Fix#456.
* Update requirements-windows.txt
- Add pypiwin32 for cx-freeze as it was issuing a warning
- Prevent version 5.1.0 of cx-freeze as it produces non-working
packages for some reason. Version 5.0.2 and 6.0b1 work fine.
* Update setup to delete correct files
Installer will now delete the files in the installation folder along
with the folder if it is empty. Bumped minimum cx-Freeze version to
5.1.1 as files are structured differently in older versions.
Update qtlib to prevent error on multiple calls to close the progress window. I have not been able to duplicate the issue again, to track down the root cause.
Ref #449
These methods were previously called recursively and it seemed to cause
problems in some cases. The recursive nature of these functions not
bringing any notable advantage and `os.walk()` being of better style
anyway, I removed that recursive nature.
Hopefully fixes#421
Previously, as soon as an interpreter that wasn't the one having been
used for `env` was used by tox, we would get errors because our C
modules wouldn't be built for this interpreter.
The makefile has been changed to make `make modules` interpreter-aware,
thus fixing this problem.
* Update run.py & .gitignore for windows
- Update run.py to execute on windows as SIGQUIT is not available.
- Update .gitignore to ignore the generate .pyd files
Ref #300, #393
* Update package.py for windows
Add package_windows back into package.py
- Using cx_freeze for freezing installation
- Will be using nsis for actual installer
Tested with python 3.5 64bit on windows 10
Ref #393
* Update makefile for windows (+2 misc)
- Update the makefile to support windows
- Use different bin path in virtualenv
- Use pyd instead of so files
- Tested with Msys2
- Add *.exe to .gitignore
- Fix minor format error in package.py
Ref #393
* Add requirements-windows
Add the requirements-windows.txt
- contains cx-Freeze for bundling
Ref #393
* Add initial setup.nsi
Initial Version of a NSIS installer script
- Multi-user install (install for just one or all)
- Registers uninstaller (more values need to finish up)
- Tested both single and all install / uninstall and works
- Still need to add parameters instead of hardcoded values in some spots
- Need to clean up vendor folders / keys if empty on uninstall
- Need to add the other dupeGuru languages to the language list
- Minor cleanup of script needed as well
Ref #393
* Update setup.nsi
Updates to setup.nsi including:
- Defines from CLI
- Version information (MAJOR, MINOR, PATCH)
- Bits (64 / 32)
- SourcePath (if we wanted something other than build)
- Added extra defines to move application specifics to one location
- Added extra defines for uninstall information
- Added calculation of install size
- Added switching between 64 and 32 bit contexts (need to verify
functionality)
- Updated output file naming
- Added NSIS supported languages which are also supported by dupeGuru
- Added rest of registry keys for uninstall information
- Added missing registry key for installType
- Added removeing Vendor folder and registry key if empty on uninstall
Should be very close to having this installer script ready to integrate
into the package.py script if desired.
Ref #393
* Update README & requirements-windows
Minor update to README to indicate windows is supported. Add PyQt5 to
requirements-windows.txt to make installation easier.
* Update packaging for windows
- Update package.py to integrate NSIS for windows
- Update makefile to deal with a few additional windows issues
- Add Windows.md to contain specific windows instructions, if we want
this can be merged with README.md
- Minor formatting update to setup.nsi
Ref #393
* Update README & Windows Instructions
- Update the README to include a reference to the Windows instructions.
- Add some additional notes into Windows Instructions and remove one
incorrect command.
- Update .gitignore to ignore all permutations of env* to allow for
multiple side by side virtual environments (used to build different
versions for windows)
Ref: #393
* Update Window.md
Fix broken python link and move nsis link for consistency.
* More Details in Windows.md
Update Windows.md including:
- Information on compilier requirements for windows
- Notes about the windows 10 sdk
- Some clarification around some of the steps
- Addition of msys2 links
Going to review this a bit more to polish it up.
Ref #393.
This option allows us to avoid venv+pip-install operations. We can use
this in situations where we already know we have all dependencies met
(in a Gentoo ebuild, for example...) and wish to avoid useless work and
potential problems.
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