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Changes: - Add fix_python_association.cmd to fix .py file association - Update README with Windows Store Python troubleshooting section - Update Node Mappings section to reflect auto-discovery from .gitmodules - Script now uses C:\Python312\python.exe for file associations The Windows Store Python issue: - Windows Store installs Python "stubs" in WindowsApps folder - These stubs take precedence over real Python installations - Running .py files directly uses stubs (wrong Python) - Running 'python script.py' uses PATH Python (correct) Three solutions provided: 1. Fix file association with provided batch script (recommended) 2. Disable Windows Store Python stubs in Settings 3. Always prefix with 'python' command (workaround)
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Batchfile
33 lines
794 B
Batchfile
@echo off
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REM Fix Python file association to use C:\Python313 instead of Windows Store stub
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REM Run this as Administrator
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echo Current Python file association:
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assoc .py
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ftype Python.File
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echo.
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echo Fixing Python file association to use C:\Python312...
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echo.
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REM Associate .py files with Python.File type
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assoc .py=Python.File
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REM Set Python.File to use C:\Python313
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ftype Python.File="C:\Python312\python.exe" "%%1" %%*
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echo.
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echo New Python file association:
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assoc .py
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ftype Python.File
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echo.
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echo Done! Now .py files will use C:\Python312\python.exe
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echo.
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echo You may also want to disable Windows Store Python stubs:
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echo 1. Open Windows Settings
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echo 2. Go to Apps ^> Apps ^& features ^> App execution aliases
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echo 3. Turn OFF both "python.exe" and "python3.exe" toggles
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echo.
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pause
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