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Windows not supported #3
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Can confirm, I got this too (Windows 11 Pro, 23H2). |
This will be fixed soon! There is already a solution on the way, expect to be able to run it next patch. |
@Admiral-Enigma @x7ryan Can you guys check out the latest version? |
Just tried, got the following error when trying to generate the autoload file after installing.
Which if I am not mistaken is due to a missing Windows dll here: https://github.com/tursodatabase/libsql-php/tree/master/lib Full output:
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Hey! @x7ryan, I made dumb mistake in the build file. Was copying |
@levydsa The file is there now, but I am still getting an error that it cannot be loaded. After looking into it further seems to be a system specific issue. My computer is missing a dependency that libsql.dll requires, specifically, I can try to find that dll and get it added to my system, but I have a suspicion that this will cause issues for other Windows users, unless it would be possible for you to bundle it in too? EDIT: Seems getting MinGW-w64 should solve it. Again just not sure if that's something you can bundle on your end to make it just work of if you are going to need a install note for Windows user to make sure they have install MinGW-w64. |
@x7ryan, thanks for the feedback. The library is compiled with MinGW, I'm doing some research on making it work with MSVCRT. |
@levydsa Using Windows 2019 from GitHub runner I think can solved this problem. |
I am experiencing a similar issue mentioned by @x7ryan on windows. Find full logs below:
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I can install the package but I get an error message that my OS is not supported. This message is also shown when trying to run migrations.
I'm on Windows 11 64-bit

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