+1 to looking at getting Julia and its dependencies into Chocolatey, have had good experiences with it so far but not sure yet how to create new packages.
Is there any harm in keeping debugging back-and-forth *on* the list? It's good to have these things in public somewhere, either on a list or in a Github issue, so people who run into it later can potentially find solutions via Google. (Github has the advantage of having an edit button) On Friday, March 14, 2014 8:27:35 AM UTC-7, Jacques Rioux wrote: > > So where is that file that contains those npm install calls? I am asking > because perhaps I could be able to edit it and add some debugging info in > it to help me figure out what is going wrong in my particular case. > > I doubt very much that it is a path issue because I call npm install > directly at the command prompt and it works, it is recognized. I will look > into that. I have installed node a long time ago and not done much at all > with it so my level of comfort there is "follow exact instructions and > cross your fingers". > > I will look into this deeper tonight and over the weekend. My presentation > is on the 24th so I have two weekends ahead of me but I would really like > to develop a certain level of comfort and understanding with the tool > before I tell people that they should give it a try. > > Perhaps we should keep this conversation off this list until we get > something resolved. I would be happy to report what we could learn from a > Windows deployment experience. > > Thanks again, for you help. > > Jacques > >>
