I need to install python3.7-dev and libspatialindex-dev before setting up another private package in my Windows computer.
I have the instructions how to install in Linux (for example, see below):
sudo apt-get install -y libspatialindex-dev
There are alternative methods that I have found with conda in Windows (see below):
conda install -c conda-forge libspatialindex=1.9.3
I know that you can only get Linux commands like "sudo apt" via WSL or Chocolatey or like a linux virtual machine etc. (In Git for Windows Bash, how to install "get-apt" and "sudo" and all those basic commands?, https://superuser.com/questions/947220/how-to-install-packages-apt-get-install-in-windows) but I have also read that Windows doesn't require these '*.dev' packages because it comes with the alternative installation method as you see above. (How to get python-dev for windows?)
Can someone explain to me whether I should set up WSL, Chocolatey etc. or whether the alternative method is okay? If the alternative method isn't right, which out of linux package installing software should I select as the easiest to set up? Thanks in advance.