Readme/setup clarification or handle python's virtual environment correctly in Windows Task scheduler
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Matsumotorise commented
If the user only sets up his environment as instructed in the README, using the virtual environment, windows task scheduler doesn't have access to the required libs since it doesn't seem to run activate.ps1/activate.
Either instruct the user to install the requirements.txt on the overall system, or handle this, possibly with a .bat wrapper file.
darkGrimoire commented
Can you please elaborate more about how're you doing this? Are you using the scheduler without the executable?
If you're using the scheduler, I do not intend to use this as it is without the executable in the release though. But, I'll try to check with the problem if I can.
darkGrimoire commented
I've added .bat wrapper file in v1.1.5 update. Thank you for your report!