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Adding shims to an installation #3303

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garytyler opened this issue Apr 4, 2019 · 2 comments
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Adding shims to an installation #3303

garytyler opened this issue Apr 4, 2019 · 2 comments

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@garytyler
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Does the scoop cli include a command for adding shims to an installation? Or creating custom shims? I would like to add version appendages to my python installations. For example: python2 -> python27, python2.7. Is there a recommended way to go about it?

Sorry if this has been asked before! I looked and couldn't find anything.

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r15ch13 commented Apr 4, 2019

If you installed python from main/python and versions/python27 then python3 and python2 shims should already exist.

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garytyler commented Apr 4, 2019

@r15ch13 Both python3 and python2 do exist, so I'm hoping to add the other variations, most particularly python2.7 and python3.7, to reflect a typical python CI environment expected by the test automation software tox. I usually copy the existing shims, but was just wondering if there is another solution. I know there is the version switcher functionality, and adding the shims might be more involved than just entering them into the manifests, but would you consider a PR for that? If the intention here is to just keep things simple, that's completely understandable. Thanks for the reply, and for this great tool!

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