* [python3] Make patch files contiguous.
When applying these back to the python3 repository and re-formatting,
the gap in patch file numbers requires annoying manual renaming. Debunk
that.
* [python3] Use patch files, not diffs.
Diffs require multiple steps to import into the python3 repository.
Debunk that. The patch format retains authorship information.
* [python3] Fix problems with conflicting patches.
Something modified in the static library patch was being used as a
context line in a later patch. How did this pass CI?
* [python3] Bump to 3.10.7.
* [python3] Fix Windows 7 patch.
* [python3] Back out trivial patch changes.
* [python3] Apply unconditional patches first.
* version things and stuff
* Bump Python tools to 3.10.7.
* [python3] Update to Python 3.10.2.
* Version nonsense
* Update Python tool to 3.10.2.
* [python3] Update version file
* [python3] Update versions again
Co-authored-by: Victor Romero <viromer@microsoft.com>
* [python3][python2] Use mkdir -p to create directories to avoid race conditions
* Revert "[vcpkg baseline][python3] Fix race during parallel install (#21734)"
This reverts commit a515872b1a.
# Conflicts:
# ports/python3/vcpkg.json
# versions/baseline.json
# versions/p-/python3.json
Co-authored-by: Billy Robert O'Neal III <bion@microsoft.com>
* [python3] Support arm on non Windows
* Support arm on all platform, add host dependency
* version
* [pybind11] Add supports
* version
Co-authored-by: NancyLi1013 <lirui09@beyondsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: JackBoosY <yuzaiyang@beyondsoft.com>
* [python3] Move /MACHINE into MSBuild file.
This prevents potential patch application conflicts.
* [python3] Add feature deprecated-win7-support.
This backports the fix for bpo-39401 from the Python 3.8 branch instead
of the one from the Python 3.9 branch, which dropped support for Windows
7.
* [python3] Bump port version.
* [python3] Fix goof in static patch that omitted pathcch.lib.
* x-add-version
* [python3] Revert trivial patch changes
Co-authored-by: Robert Schumacher <roschuma@microsoft.com>
* [python3] Add vcpkg-cmake-wrapper.cmake.
This is still a WIP... For now, we only remove registry detection on
Windows.
* [python3] Fix Windows static embedding linkage.
* [python3] Fix Linux static library embedding.
* [python3] Fix linkage on macOS.
* [python3] Only link extra libs when static.
* [python3] Bump port version for vcpkg-cmake-wrapper.
* [itk] Remove obsolete Python artifact specification.
* [pybind11] Remove obsolete Python artifact specification.
* [python3] Mark `find_package()` calls as REQUIRED.
Co-authored-by: Jack·Boos·Yu <47264268+JackBoosY@users.noreply.github.com>
* [python3] Bump port version after #15378.
* [python3] Be more selective about when to unleash the nukes.
* [python3] Add usage message.
* [python3] Don't swallow `vcpkg_find_acquire_program`'s Python3.
* [python3] Don't forcibly change the registry find state.
* [python3] fix copypasta error
* [python3] Fix config error with the opensubdiv port.
Co-authored-by: Jack·Boos·Yu <47264268+JackBoosY@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Billy Robert O'Neal III <bion@microsoft.com>
* fixes to get vcpkg up and running when behind corporate proxy
* clean up of code to check if HTTP_PROXY environment variable is set
* fixed compiler errors for non win32 systems
* [vcpkg] Simplify HTTPS_PROXY code for WinHTTP
Co-authored-by: Robert Schumacher <roschuma@microsoft.com>
* Prevent python3 build failure
If VCPKG_BUILD_TYPE release is set inside a
triplet, then the build will fail because
the port file attempts to deal with debug
files which will never exist. The changes
in this patch allow the build to succeed
if VCPKG_BUILD_TYPE release is stipulated
using a triplet before a build of the
python3 port is initiated.
* python3 version bump
Port clean up and version number
bump.
* libxslt release triplet build fix
This patch fixes a condition where
if a debug build is disabled via
triplet, the build fails and an
empty directory error message
is sent to the console.
* add support for building hyperscan
* patch hyperscan to work with latest boost
* correct hyperscan source dir name
* speed the build by depending on only the parts of boost we actually need
* make python3 support release-only builds
* upgrade to hyperscan 5.1.0
* remove redundant disambiguate patch
* Add comments about how to build
* restore original x64-windows-static.cmake
* [hyperscan] Check linkage
* [python3] Allow DLLs without LIBs
* [hyperscan] Only static library
* [python3] Revert changes that cause regression in boost-python
* [python3] Revert changes that cause regression in boost-python
* Include windows.h before including consoleapi.h
Issue: cpython fails to build against Windows Insider Preview SDK 17115
Root Cause: Failure to include windows.h before other Windows headers (consoleapi.h)
Solution: Include windows.h before consoleapi.h
If you don't include Windows.h before other Windows headers, then your code
is likely to break with new versions of the Windows Platform SDK, as headers
move around or new intraheader dependencies are added. That is what happened
here.
* Remove redundant consoleapi.h
The documented header for all the console API's is windows.h,
which includes wincon.h which includes consoleapi.h. Consoleapi.h
used to also include windows.h, but this caused a circular dependency.
So, adjusting this to only include windows.h and omit the consoleapi.h
which is redundant.
* [python3] formatting
