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libuv doesn't build in VS2017 #218
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Can you specify exactly which versions of git and cmake you are using, so we can reproduce your error? |
I'm getting the same issue, using git (2.12.2.windows.1) and cmake (3.8.0). |
@fernandoBRS Can you also supply your version of Python? I will setup a VM and try to reproduce your error. |
@zafields My python version is 2.7.13. Seems that it's not installing libuv. I needed to copy the libuv.lib to the folder "build_libuv\dist\lib" at the right moment in the build to make it working. |
Interesting. That copy is supposed to be happening right here. |
I think I found the culprit...
I'll have an answer shortly. |
To work around this issue, you can call the build script with the |
@zafields now it's working when I add --disable-native-remote-modules. Thank you! |
@fernandoBRS They almost have the fix in place in Once it is merged in and versioned, then we will start pulling it in. Thanks for spotting this! |
Hello, I tried to build with
Thanks |
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Also some of our configurations require Python2.7 instead of Python3.6 |
Available in the 2017-08-21 release. |
I am running Windows 10 Creative Update with VS 2015 update 3 and latest versions of cmake and git. But every time I try to build the SDK on Windows 10 I get these errors:
I have created several clones on different machines, but every time the same error. The directory where the libuv.lib should stay is also empty. I did a build --rebuild-deps, but got the same error
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