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Feature request : specify python lib at runtime for coreclr #804
Description
Environment
- Pythonnet version: 2.4.0
- Python version: 3.6
- Operating System: Windows/Linux
Details
- Describe what you were trying to get done.
My use case is using Python.Runtime from c#/f#, I use generated nuget packages from visual studio.
I got one on my Windows developper machine and I have to make another for deploying to docker/linux, which is painful.
Problem is that for each platform I have to switch the target (ReleaseMonoPY3 and ReleaseWindowsPy3 for example). Currently I have to manage several .nupkg by hand with absolutely no way to distinguish between them (there are all Python.Runtime 2.4.0/netstandard, not platform tagging)
Ideally, I would like to have python lib runtime library and os specified and/or detectable at runtime.
something like
if (linux) PythonEngine.PythonLib <- "/usr/lib/libpython.3.6m" else PythonEngine.PythonLib <- "python36.dll"
Activity
den-run-ai commented on Jan 15, 2019
@fradav you mean something like this?
#244
dmitriyse commented on Jan 15, 2019
I found the sources of my work that relates to runtime load of any python library!
You should clone this repo https://github.com/dmitriyse/pythonnet.root
But it's too hard to merge this work back to pythonnet master
P.S.
This code is a part of a commercial project so it's not aimed to be used as is somewere also.
filmor commented on Jan 16, 2019
@dmitriyse Just to get this straight, license-wise there is no change and we /could/ work on merging it, is that right?
dmitriyse commented on Jan 16, 2019
Yes, it have MIT license. And can be used, but not suitable.
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