docs: update installation instructions using python #181
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Which Python version do you have installed? |
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Nevermind, I found my mistake. I have the latest python installed (3.13), and used uv to create the venv using version 3.12. However, since I'm new to uv, I thought activating the venv would provide me the pip from the venv, which was not the case and I accidently ran pip install using 3.13. |
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Hey there,
I was trying to set up my development environment to develop some features for YASB and was following the instructions in the wiki, however I was constantly failing to install the requirements. After some research I found out, that the
winsdkmodule requires Visual Studio installed together with 2 Individual Components, in my caseWindows 11 SDKandMSVC v143 - VS 2022 C++ x64/x86 build tools (Latest). Only after that did thepip install -r requirements.txtwork. So I decided it would be nice to include that info in the wiki.What are your thoughts on this? Did I miss anything?