Add Windows VS Code instructions #197
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This seems all good, but I'll wait until Tatu has had a chance to look at explicitly changing over to nose2. Thanks for the pull request! It is very helpful to have someone look at this from the Windows side. |
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Ok, thanks :) I'm planning to send more, as I'm trying to use it to extract data from some Slavic languages wiktionaries. And yes, primarily running it on Windows. |
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Also switched to nose2 and updated the doc, works on my machine :) Should fix #196 |
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Tatu ok'd switching explicitly over to nose2 (it was just an oversight), this all seems ok to me. |
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I was able to run tests via VS Code on Windows following these instructions.
There is only one error, related to bz2 decompression, no
/bin/sh, but that's a known problem on Windows, I'll try to fix it next, so that all tests can pass.