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The conda package manager can be used to install NSIS, plugins and header files. | {{PageAuthor|Faph}} | ||
The [http://conda.pydata.org conda package and environment manager] can be used to install NSIS, plugins and header files. | |||
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== Using conda execute == | == Using conda execute == | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 17 October 2015
| Author: Faph (talk, contrib) |
The conda package and environment manager can be used to install NSIS, plugins and header files.
There are two approaches:
- Using 'conda execute'
- Creating conda environments manually
Using conda execute
Add this to the top of an NSIS source file:
# conda execute # env: # - nsis # - plugin1 # - plugin2 # channels: # - nsis # run_with: makensis
Then compile the installer like this:
conda execute yourinstaller.nsi
This will create a temporary isolated conda environment with NSIS and the listed plugins installed. You don't need to have NSIS installed first! Then it simply runs makensis as usual.
Creating conda environments manually
TODO
