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CopyFile2 not supported in Windows 7 #3259
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Looks like Windows 7 EOL is already here? Considering that the whole Windows users share for DVC is about 2% or something not sure we should spend too much time on it? We definitely should introduce some user-friendly message though and change docs is needed. |
@shcheklein , totally, looks like it already happened: EOL: Windows 7, service pack 1*, (mainstream) January 13, 2015 - (extended) January 14, 2020 |
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* system: Only import speedcopy for Windows > 7 Fixes #3259 * Allow for Win 8 Co-authored-by: Charles Baynham <[email protected]>
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A user reported on discord that
dvc add
was throwing the following error:Here's the output of
dvc version
:We are using
CopyFile2
on Windows to increase the performance of copy (see speedcopy), but that system call was introduced in Windows 8.The solution was to
pip uninstall speedcopy
and let DVC fallback to Python'scopy
implementation.What should we do?
AttributeError: function 'CopyFile2' not found
and output an actionable error message to fix it.< Windows 8
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