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Depend on redis? (if you use a non-unix platform, please give this a read) #90

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traverseda opened this issue Jul 18, 2017 · 7 comments

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@traverseda
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We would like to do the client-server thing. Redis is likely to make that easier, but for the time being is going to make deployment on platforms other than linux harder.

Personally? I'd probably just accept that. But I'd like to get some feedback from the community first.

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mrpudn commented Jul 19, 2017

Maybe we can use Docker and a docker-compose.yml file for improving platform compatibility and setup?

@traverseda
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I feel like "run it in a linux VM" is a poor solutions to windows installs.

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mrpudn commented Jul 20, 2017

How else would you support linux software running in non-linux environments?

I feel like running it within a container is the modern answer to that question.

@traverseda
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The linux subsystem for windows. Cygwin. Compiling the tooling properly for the platform (redis is pretty cross-platform).

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traverseda commented Jul 25, 2017

It looks like the solutions to this is simply to include a redis build in our python-wheel. I was overthinking it a lot, this is what I get for not keeping up with packaging standards.

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how about socket?

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example here: boskee/Minecraft#70

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