Closed mfcallahan closed 2 years ago
I was able to resolve the original issue in my comment above, based on what I read here about installing the Wix toolset. The build.py
script had a few bugs for me, but I was able to work through those and run the script up until line 47 which has the comment "Sign with specified cloud signing key." But being unfamiliar with this tool, I'm not sure where these values are supposed to be set, they all throw ad "KeyError" exception as they don't exist:
os.environ["SSL_COM_CREDENTIAL_ID"],
os.environ["SSL_COM_USERNAME"],
os.environ["SSL_COM_PASSWORD"],
os.environ["SSL_COM_TOTP_SECRET"],
I did not see anything around configuring the code signing tool but it appears that I am missing these critical things. How can I resolve this?
You probably do not need code signing if you are installing it yourself.
What is the typical workflow for someone wanting to install Thelio IO drivers in Windows on their own machine, without the need for code signing? I'm experimenting with Windows on my new (Intel) Thelio Mira. I saw in the other issue I linked to that it looks like you're still very much in-progress with Windows 11, so I'll stay tuned! I'm happy to help test anything, provide feedback/notes from my installation experience, etc.
Closing as this project does not appear to be active.
I was able to clone the repo and successfully follow the instructions up until the
build.py
script. I am receiving the following error:I found this similar issue, not sure if it is related: system76/thelio-io-windows/issues/8, however I also do not see the file
target/wix/thelio-io-0.1.0-x86_64.msi
anywhere, so I'm not sure how to proceed. I've tried with Python 3.9 and 3.10, both installed globally and for individual user.Is this still the latest and greatest for installing Thelio-IO drivers under Windows?