I'm currently setting up the installer for a tool I wrote, that utilizes another small python tool, which i need to install via pip. I do this by running a batch-file during the setup. (I use InnoSetup for my installer)
Now...the Python installation works no-problem, but afterwards the commandline still thinks that python is not installed and thus cannot interpret the "pip"-command.
I've already tried restarting the commandline, aswell as putting the pip-command in a different file alltogether, which gets called after the first one. None of that had any positive results.
The only idea i have left is restarting the PC during the setup, but i'd really like to avoid that. (I'll try it after this post and let you know if it worked) Edit: I could actually not find a way to that.
So, if anyone has some input, how I could achieve that, i'll gladly try it.
Here is the (current) code of my batch file:
python --version 2>NUL
IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 GOTO INSTOLE
ECHO.
ECHO oleidUI requires a valid Python-Installation
ECHO.
:INSTPY
SET /p answer=Do you want to run the Setup for Python v.3.10.7 now? Y / N
IF /i %answer:~,1% EQU Y GOTO :PYSETUP
IF /i %answer:~,1% EQU N GOTO :NOPYTHO
ECHO [Y]es / [N]o
GOTO INSTPY
:PYSETUP
ECHO.
ECHO python-3.10.7-amd64.exe will start now
START /WAIT python-3.10.7-amd64.exe
START install.bat
:INSTOLE
pip install -U oletools[full]
IF %ERRORLEVEL% GTR 1 GOTO NOPYTHO
PAUSE
EXIT
:NOPYTHO
ECHO After installing Python please run [Installation Folder]\oleidUi\resources\app\Setup\install.bat to finalize the installation of oleidUI
PAUSE
EXIT
