Thanks, Jurgen! Much appreciated!
I haven't had luck yet, but if I get it to work, will let you all know what
the solution is. From what I've found, it seems like git bash is based on
msys2, and changing "cmd /c" to "cmd //c" lets something run for fetchenv,
but gdal commands are not available
Hi Mike,
On Thu, 07. Jul 2022 at 17:31:26 -0400, Mike Treglia wrote:
> So I've added the below to my profile (from the link you've previously
> shared), and I can run 'fetchenv /c/OSGeo4W/bin/o4w_env.bat' from my bash
> terminal - and it starts the process, but it either is getting hung up, or
>
Thanks again, Jürgen,
I appreciate the explanation - this is definitely an area where I can often
figure things out, but am still learning and fumbling my way through it a
bit.
So I've added the below to my profile (from the link you've previously
shared), and I can run 'fetchenv
Hi Mike,
On Thu, 07. Jul 2022 at 12:20:52 -0400, Mike Treglia wrote:
> I think I might be missing some of the knowledge I need to implement this
> for now, which is alright. For example, I'm not sure where I should start
> adjusting things in that portion of the build_helpers script, and
>
Thanks, Jürgen, for the quick response! Much appreciated!
I think I might be missing some of the knowledge I need to implement this
for now, which is alright. For example, I'm not sure where I should start
adjusting things in that portion of the build_helpers script, and
where/when I should run
Hi Mike,
On Thu, 07. Jul 2022 at 10:08:21 -0400, Mike Treglia via Qgis-user wrote:
> I was hoping to use the OSGeo4W shell from a unix-style terminal - like git
> bash or similar. For some things, in the past, I've added the directory
> with binaries from the OSGeo4W install to my Windows
