Note that it does seem necessary to have a path reference to the proper interpretter instead of using env because it might reference the wrong classes from the wrong python library. That can cause problems if the MSYS version is different than the ones for mingw32 and mingw64. Thus, we should do a fixup in the *.install scripts like python-pip.
beaker - update to version 1.9.0 and rework to conform with the pattern I use.
make - make sure the command line .exe script uses the right interpreter and classes.
nose - make sure the command line .exe script uses the right interpretter and classes
mingw-w64-python-docutils - 0.0.14 - Fix so that it can run from the bash prompt even with the "MSYS" command item. This is similar to what is done with python-pip.
* mingw-w64-python-wheel - 0.0.0 - New package - A built-package format for Python
* Added myself to maintiner feild. Added opt depends for some future packages that I am working on at the moment along with their prerequisits.
* ignore git clones in -git packages
* osgearth[-git]: update to 2.9
osgearth now needs to be told where OSG is located (with OSG_DIR)
remove now useless patches
fixes https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/3155
* Improvements to asciidoctor build.
1) Fix hardcoded pathes causing bug report ( https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/3338 )
2) Along similar lines, added .install files that fix the batch files to use DOS path references that should be valid. This has to be done on the uer's system.
3) Add testing from the ruby gem.
* update QPDF to version 7.1.1 (#3349)
* Redo the path fixups that are required for distribution. *.bat files, drop path refs. For the .sh scripts, may sure that they are not hard-coded to the installation dirs. Just use something like /mingw64/bin/ruby and /mingw32/bin/ruby are used to that we calling the correct interpretter in an MSYS environment.
* Improvements to asciidoctor build.
1) Fix hardcoded pathes causing bug report ( https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/3338 )
2) Along similar lines, added .install files that fix the batch files to use DOS path references that should be valid. This has to be done on the uer's system.
3) Add testing from the ruby gem.
* Redo the path fixups that are required for distribution. *.bat files, drop path refs. For the .sh scripts, may sure that they are not hard-coded to the installation dirs. Just use something like /mingw64/bin/ruby and /mingw32/bin/ruby are used to that we calling the correct interpretter in an MSYS environment.
* Improvements to asciidoctor build.
1) Fix hardcoded pathes causing bug report ( https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/issues/3338 )
2) Along similar lines, added .install files that fix the batch files to use DOS path references that should be valid. This has to be done on the uer's system.
3) Add testing from the ruby gem.