It's good to see py, but it deviated the original plan of bringing to native installation to windows. In your case I need to install rustup then only I can use this lib. is that correct?

It's good to see py, but it deviated the original plan of bringing to native installation to windows. In your case I need to install rustup then only I can use this lib. is that correct?

There is a 0.1.0 release which provides py.exe.

I've been thinking about contributing to https://github.com/brettcannon/python-launcher and add Windows support to that one, but now there is something I can use in the mean time!

In your case I need to install rustup then only I can use this lib. is that correct?

The build process depends on rust compiler, that's correct, but after that – no; you can get rid of rust toolchain once cargo finishes its task =)

In your case I need to install rustup then only I can use this lib. is that correct?

The build process depends on rust compiler, that's correct, but after that – no; you can get rid of rust toolchain once cargo finishes its task =)

cargo is need to compile/install and for cargo I need to install rustup (This will be pre-req. to use the lib.)

and for cargo I need to install rustup

Other Rust Installation Methods

Thank you @limitedeternity, your project is really helpful.
I manage multiple virtual invironments for multiple projects with different requirements,. Some of these projects require python launcher to work. I really appriciate the work you have done.

You are welcome, @a2hsh. Since you've found this project helpful, don't forget to give it a star ;)

Why pyenv doesn't install the Python Launcher after installing any python version
with pyenv install ?