Closed BranchieManchie closed 6 years ago
Even though this is not a duplicate of Issue 22, I think it's common enough to close this isssue and focus on the other one.
Another user submitted a workaround using the git bash shell. I suspect the same trick will work with the Linux subsystem for Windows. For now, this is how to solve this issue, but feel free to look into the issue further. A proper Windows installer would of course be desirable.
I'm trying to install Bython on windows with Python 3.7.1, by using
pip install bython
in the Windows admin command prompt. Pip reports it as installed, but the command prompt won't recognize thebython
command. Am I doing something wrong?