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jabranham / system-packages

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Support nuget (windows) #13

Open technician77 opened 6 years ago

technician77 commented 6 years ago

Are there any plans to support pacman on msys2 (windows) or nuget in the future?

jabranham commented 6 years ago

I'm not familiar with either one of those. If the Windows pacman uses the same commands as the Arch linux one (e.g. pacman -Syu to upgrade everything), then it might work already. Can you check? I don't have access to a Windows machine.

For nuget, it looks like it might be straightforward to implement. Can you check if running (async-shell-command "nuget update" nil nil) works? You'll have to have nuget.exe in your PATH.

technician77 commented 6 years ago

Sorry for the the late answer. I had to migrate from cygwin to msys2 and well not all packages I used were available but I managed. Yes, your are right pacman does already work since the syntax IS the same. The only thing I had to do was (setq system-packages-usesudo nil) Someone wrote an equivalent of use-package for system packages based on your package. Looking forward to test it.

The nuget output is: No packages.config, project or solution file specified. Use the -self switch to update NuGet.exe. If I (async-shell-command "nuget update -self" nil nil) I get:

Es wird auf Updates von https://www.nuget.org/api/v2/ ｜erpr’t.
"NuGet.exe" 4.4.1 wird zurzeit ausgef”rt.
"NuGet.exe" ist aktuell.

The german special characters (äüöß) seem to be broken. But beside this cosmetic issue it looks quite good.