Adding Python project to Solution in combination with Docker error
As the titel says, I have added a Python project to my Solution. My docker-compose file can find my Dockerfile in the Python project and all of that seems to be OK.
However, when I try to launch it all, I get the following message;
How can this error even occur in a default blank project? Like I get it; the exe file is not found, but why is it not generated in the first place.
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Adding my own exe file works. But why?
this might not be relevant, but what's the rationale of integrating a python project to a .NET based solution? How do you expect these 2 components to even interact? There's no interop between these like there is interop between Blazor and JS
i would say this is fairly irrelevant. a solution isn't ".net based", it can contain many types of projects.
Hmmm... but how would these interact with each other?
what do you mean?
Like say there's a function in a python file
And a C# file needs to call that function
what c# file?
How does that work? @ero
they made no mention of c#
Just a standard C# code
Oh
I thought "solution" implictly meant C#
far from it
a solution just collects projects that are compatible with the format
that might be c#, py, c, c++, rs(?), js/ts
Exactly
Sure there is
- P/Invoke into CPython
- Use something like PythonNet that does the above for you
- IronPython (though that lags behind a lot)
- Some sort of IPC mechanism like pipes
Or just straight up invoking one executable from another and using stdin/stdout.
Ooooo, that's interesting....
I never knew that python and C++ was supported as a solution
To get back to the question; why do I need to add an
.exe file myself? to get it running with Docker