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Windows fails get.py to download toolchain #134
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I had the same issue, just install the requests module "pip install requests" from the git bash. |
Appears "requests" was not needed on Windows, not sure about other platforms. Either remove the import or update the Windows install instructions with: $ python -m pip install --upgrade pip && \
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ant to me it seems that Windows is a hit and miss situation. I am not a Windows user but did spend on a license and all and run clean installs on 32 and 64 bit windows 10 machines with 0 issues, but then many people complain about certificate not validated for download or some other mishap while installing... |
Is "import requests" doing anything in get.py? If not then remove that line from get.py and it will fix this, otherwise tweak the Windows instructions to say: "pip install pyserial requests" and this issue is closed. |
run also see #108 |
And it's all to binary for Windows now, so no more Python or pip required :) |
reordered the actions, so clang-format and doxygen are run first
Needed to comment out "import requests" in get.py to allow it to run on Windows 10. Seems this import was added recently. Note current get.py generates the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "get.py", line 18, in
import requests
ImportError: No module named requests
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