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WebAssembly workload should check if python is available, when installing on Linux #26050

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radical opened this issue Jun 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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WebAssembly workload should check if python is available, when installing on Linux #26050

radical opened this issue Jun 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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radical commented Jun 16, 2022

  • wasm-tools workload does not have a Python pack for linux, and instead depends on system installed python. The reason for this is how emscripten sdk is structured. Also, we need a minimum python3.6 to be available.
  • Users run into this often when using the workload in a docker container, for example. They expect that installing wasm-tools would get all the dependencies.
  • We don't have to install it, but the sdk should emit a warning if python is missing when installing the workload with dotnet workload install wasm-tools.

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@radical radical added Area-AspNetCore RazorSDK, BlazorWebAssemblySDK, dotnet-watch Area-Workloads and removed untriaged Request triage from a team member Area-Workloads Area-AspNetCore RazorSDK, BlazorWebAssemblySDK, dotnet-watch labels Jun 16, 2022
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lewing commented Jul 27, 2022

This can happen in WorkloadManifest.targets

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