complete C/C++ dev. env installation#303
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| However the use of the embedded library is discouraged. MySQL 8 dropped the embedded library and I expect MariaDB to go in the same direction. | ||
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| # Troubleshooting: | ||
| * Fix Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' for phpMyAdmin |
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This would go to a different section, though. Probably to Web Apps or to PHP-related stuff (did not look up that now, please give it a look yourself).
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the issue is releted to mysql/mariadb not php so I added on the mariadb section. And the webapp section is not ready.
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Then please create a stand-alone page in MariaDB subsection. We try to make it as simple as possible and not everyone will use phpMyAdmin.
| based. If you prefer an application with graphical user interface (GUI), install | ||
| the `sqliteman` package: | ||
| based. If you prefer an application with graphical user interface (GUI), you can install | ||
| the `sqliteman` package and `sqlitebrowser`: |
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Would you mind to elaborate at the diffirence between /usage of/ those two?
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Sqliteman is discontinued. The project is no longer developed. Last version, 1.2.0, was released in 2013.
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Then the unmaintained one should be omitted, in case they both provide the same functionallity.
We should give user an an advice, not list all possible options.
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May I remove the unmaintained 6 years old software (sqliteman) ?
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Sure thing. Let's recommend what's best (TM).
| ## To install complete C/C++ development environment: | ||
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| # sudo dnf groupinstall "C Development Tools and Libraries" "Development Tools" |
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I'm not sure C/Dev+Dev/tools group and GCC are that much related. It's more like bunch of libraries and debug tools for every compiler/lang. Would you mind to elaborate?
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As I mentioned it as Complete developement environment it will install bunch of libraries and debug tools and the user don't have to see xyz tool is missing. Its just an option if anyone need them all in one setup.
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Yes, it does, but it's not needed for developing C/C++ apps. This should go into standalone page, because otherwise it would go into almost all compiled languages pages.
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Now this PR spans multiple unrelated pages. Please split it into multiple PRs. |
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I'd rather have a general pipenv page and reference it here, but this is probably better than nothing until that happens.
Also, not sure if pipenv shell is the best example, maybe try with pipenv run manage.py or something like that.
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| #### Install in the Production environment (Install from `Pipfile.lock` , ignore pipfile) |
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| #### Install in the Production environment (Install from `Pipfile.lock` , ignore pipfile) | |
| #### Install in the Production environment (Install from `Pipfile.lock`, ignore Pipfile) |
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pipenv run is used to run commands without activating the virtual environment and pipenv shell is used to acticvate the virtual environment, isn't it ?
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Pipfile should be capital P then, right? As per the suggested change...
@hroncok, do we have standalone/general/ pages for other envs? If yes, it should go into standalone one. |
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We have https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tech/languages/python/python-installation.html Using virtualenv section and https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tech/languages/python/multiple-pythons.html Creating virtualenvs and installing packages. In order to get pipenv in, this either needs a major redesign or a separate pipenv page + reference from those. |
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Thanks both for putting all the work here. |
| now insert the SQL commands to execute. | ||
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| If you prefer using GUI, the [Sqliteman][sqliteman] application enables you to | ||
| If you prefer using GUI, the [Sqliteman][sqliteman] or [Sqlitebrowser][sqlitebrowser] application enables you to |
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Could you keep one, as per previous comment?
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| ### What next? | ||
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| * [Django Documentation](https://docs.djangoproject.com/) |
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Don't we have any reference for pipenv?
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not really yet, sorry
Do we have it, now? :)
Added option to install complete C/C++ development environment