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Can you please bump this to a supported version of Electron? #108

Open axfelix opened 5 years ago

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Trying to rebuild zeromq is hell on non-Linux and now that Electron 2.x and 3.x are officially unsupported, using this module (which the whole Python Electron ecosystem depends on) is getting very painful.

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Zeromq is also finally bumping: https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq.js/issues/330

bombela commented 5 years ago

Can you make a pull request? After that I can release a new version.

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Yeah, I'll try to get to it sometime later this week, thanks!

o1xhack commented 5 years ago

Hi is there any update on the bump new electron version?

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Yeah, I was finding that the new zeromq wasn't actually reporting being compiled against a new Electron and I got stuck, haven't returned to it yet, you're welcome to give it a shot: https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq.js/issues/330

o1xhack commented 5 years ago

Previously I was using the

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Yeah, I'm Python 3, but it's good to hear it's working for you. Are you doing electron-rebuild at all? There are some files I'm unfamiliar with that are required to rebuild zeromq with .a extensions that always break that workflow on Windows, so I've been stuck on using the precompiled libraries.

o1xhack commented 5 years ago

Yes, definitely electron-rebuild. The reason I said is python 3 is not work for me too. I checked and seems the stable zeromq version v5 is not compatibility for py3, only work py2.

axfelix commented 5 years ago

Well, this is still highly of interest to me because right now I haven't been able to get a working environment with both a currently-supported Electron and a currently-supported Python, so I'm glad to know there are others interested in it.

o1xhack commented 5 years ago

I'm with Intelliji and created the virtual env based on python2. Then using 

"zeromq": "5.1.1",
"zerorpc": "^0.9.8"
"electron": "6.0.11"

as I states cause this seems been the compatible version for both node+python

axfelix commented 5 years ago

I haven't written Python 2 code in years now and it goes unsupported in a matter of weeks, so that's not a great solution, though...

o1xhack commented 5 years ago

YES definitely not. As I found out on zeromq github, they are testing the v6 beta that support higher Node and python3. I failed on using that cause the zerorpc is still depend on a lower zeromq thus failed on electron-rebuild.

abulka commented 4 years ago

Sorry for jumping in, but several days of research have led me to this thread. The latest zerorpc 0.9.8 installs zeromq 4.6.0, which is from 2 years ago, and that version of zeromq will not rebuild via $(npm bin)/electron-rebuild which means you cannot use zerorpc with recent versions of electron.

Interestingly, when installed alone (using npm, without zerorpc), zeromq defaults to a much later 6.0.0-beta.5 version which can be rebuilt OK with electron-rebuild in the latest electron 7 (node 12 internally). But as soon as you npm install zerorpc the very old version of zeromq gets installed inside zerorpc (within node_modules), and fails to electron-rebuild. Only by downgrading to electron 3 can zerorpc be electron-rebuilt correctly.

I thought this was an electron-builder problem and documented a really simple 4 step repro case electron/electron-rebuild#343 but was told it was not an electron builder problem. I'm starting to think it is a zerorpc problem, and that this thread is now the epicentre of an issue that has generated over a dozen unresolved forum posts and is affecting many devs. Am I on the right track?

axfelix commented 4 years ago

Correct and welcome 🙂

This is in fact why I'm still using electron 3 for my apps.

o1xhack commented 4 years ago

Just let you guys know, here with Electron 6.1.5 and zerorpc 0.9.8 works well in Mac

axfelix commented 4 years ago

Yeah, the issue is that electron-rebuild doesn't seem able to work on zeromq on Windows, so if you're supporting a cross-platform app, the only solution is bumping zerorpc to require newer zeromq builds, which is what I intended to do, but the new builds aren't declaring compatibility with new electron the way they're supposed to.

o1xhack commented 4 years ago

ok, I see, so electron 3 in win works fine with current zerorpc & rebuild?

abulka commented 4 years ago

@o1xhack Yes, just built a new release of my Print42 app for windows yesterday with that combo - no probs.

Yesterday I emailed the zeromq-dev@lists.zeromq.org letting them know about this thread and asking for assistance - you never know, perhaps the gurus of zeromq might help out.

bombela commented 4 years ago

Does zeromq 6 beta fixes most of the problems? zeromq 6.0.0-beta.6 just came out. I wonder if it is reasonable to depend on the beta version.

axfelix commented 4 years ago

Unfortunately, it still doesn't ship prebuilt libraries that are compatible with a supported Electron, and it doesn't compile properly on Windows with electron-rebuild.

@rolftimmermans, are you aware of this on the zeromq side? It would be trivial to add a PR to zerorpc that requires the newest zeromq, (see https://github.com/axfelix/zerorpc-node/commit/0539fb169299505e95942c49281b76fe75e2e6d9), but I can't get a good build. I wonder if just merging this commit into this repo would be worthwhile anyway, since right now it won't install anything close to a supported electron version from upstream...

jordanlevy96 commented 2 years ago

Hi is there any update on this?