26, 2019 11:12 PM
> *To:* users
> *Subject:* Re: Windows Supports
>
> @Felix
> What I meant was the case that running Zeppelin in the Windows environment
> natively without a docker and a virtual Linux environment. People could run
> Zeppelin through these kinds of ways but in the case
Ok but was the point about appveyer as CI. It’s not hard to setup.
From: Jongyoul Lee
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2019 11:12 PM
To: users
Subject: Re: Windows Supports
@Felix
What I meant was the case that running Zeppelin in the Windows environment
natively
@Felix
What I meant was the case that running Zeppelin in the Windows environment
natively without a docker and a virtual Linux environment. People could run
Zeppelin through these kinds of ways but in the case where they run
Zeppelin natively, we didn't test that case and couldn't know the
I think the issue is about running spark interpreter in windows. This is
due to some script changes in interpreter launch script interpreter.sh, but
it is not applied in interpreter.cmd. We could still support windows by
fixing this issue, but I don't have time on this right now. I would be very
We had no trouble running 0.8.0 on Windows 10 professional. We even set up
authentication. Maybe our case is special however since we don't use any of the
provided interpreters and only have an own interpreter.
-Tom
On Monday, February 25, 2019, 9:29:14 PM EST, Jongyoul Lee
wrote:
Testing on windows can also be done as CI on appveyer.
I don’t completely get your comment on .cmd file though. Are you suggesting we
don’t support windows and users can “run on windows” by basically running Linux
in a virtual environment? Docker is one and there is Linux on Windows
