CodeMinion solution misses Python.Runtime.csproj

[epignatelli]

I can't compile any project from the CodeMinion solution, error below:

Severity	Code	Description	Project	File	Line	Suppression State
Error	NU1104	Unable to find project 'C:\Users\epignatel\Documents\repos\pythonnet\src\runtime\Python.Runtime.csproj'. Check that the project reference is valid and that the project file exists.	Python.Included	C:\Users\epignatel\Documents\repos\codeminion\src\Python.Included\Python.Included.csproj	1	

Specifically, the Python.Runtime project does not load (unavailable).

Am I missing something?

[epignatelli]

I solved by cloning the https://github.com/SciSharp/pythonnet repository at the same folder level as the CodeMinion solution.

root
|- CodeMinion
|- pythonnet

Is it worth adding it to the readme? I can pr a diff if it feels right for you guys.

[epignatelli]

Apologies, I am still struggling with compiling this code.
I am compiling the DebugWin configuration, running Windows 10 and Visual Studio 2017.
Is there any documentation on which build configuration to use?

Some context:
I am trying to generate a slightly different version of Numpy.
While using the configuration above, the code compiles without errors.
Although, I cannot see any console application in CodeMinion.ApiGenerator/bin/Debug/*/.
Am I missing something?

[henon]

pythonnet

You are right, this should be documented. By the way, the correct repo to use is: https://github.com/henon/pythonnet_netstandard

[henon]

Apologies, I am still struggling with compiling this code.
I am compiling the DebugWin configuration, running Windows 10 and Visual Studio 2017.
Is there any documentation on which build configuration to use?

Some context:
I am trying to generate a slightly different version of Numpy.
While using the configuration above, the code compiles without errors.
Although, I cannot see any console application in CodeMinion.ApiGenerator/bin/Debug/*/.
Am I missing something?

Use the Debug configuration please. The Target is .NET Core 2.1

[epignatelli]

You are right, this should be documented. By the way, the correct repo to use is: https://github.com/henon/pythonnet_netstandard

Precious, thanks very much. I think git submodules might be very useful in this specific case. Do you have any plan on that already?

Use the Debug configuration please. The Target is .NET Core 2.1

I'll give it a try, thanks

[henon]

I agree. Git submodules would be the perfect solution for CodeMinion, also for the generated libraries. Right now, whenever I release a new version I have to copy the updated generated code from CodeMinion to the separate library repos. It is a shame I didn't I think of it myself ... ;). However, I am quite busy right now, so I'll not be able to change it right now.