gephi: add version 0.9.2

[tech189]

• Closes [Request] Gephi #7794

• Nothing to persist as config stored in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\.gephi

• Caveat: requires Java 1.8 to be installed - does NOT detect Java installed using any manifest in the Java bucket nor does it accept any higher Java version, should this be added as a note?

• Java issue would probably be fixed by Adding Java path to registry Java#119 as at the moment Java manifests only add JAVA_HOME environment variable

• I have read the Contributing Guide.

[rashil2000]

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should this be added as a note?

Add a suggest for Java 1.8 and a note that any other version won't work.

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[tech189]

Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant that it only works if Java 1.8 is installed from https://www.java.com/en/download/ (it probably only checks the registry), not through Scoop. So rather than a suggest should we put a note?

[rashil2000]

Oh, okay. No suggest then.

Add the URL for Java 1.8 in the note too.

[tech189]

Actually reading up a bit more I discovered the --jdkhome flag and the jdkhome= config in $dir\etc\gephi.conf which could be modified on installation to point to $env:JAVA_HOME! I tested it works with Scoop's Java manifests of oraclejre8 and liberica8-jdk (and maybe others) but definitely not openjdk because of the limitation of only Java 8 - for reference this is an issue being tracked in the Gephi repo: gephi/gephi#2160

I will write an installer script to modify the conf file a bit later today.

[tech189]

How can I get the $env:JAVA_HOME variable while running in post_install? It is empty on installation but contains the right path normally in my terminal.

Here is the post_install so far:

"post_install": [
        "$conf_file = \"$dir\\etc\\gephi.conf\"",
        "((Get-Content -path $conf_file -Raw) -replace \"#jdkhome=`\"\/path\/to\/jdk`\"\", \"jdkhome=`\"$env:JAVA_HOME`\"\") | Set-Content -Path $conf_file\"\""
    ],

[rashil2000]

You can do a Write-Host in the post_install script to test the value of any variables. It will print to the terminal.

[tech189]

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[tech189]

@rashil2000 It's all ready now! The post_install checks if the conf file has got the JAVA_HOME set already and if not, it will add the current JAVA_HOME environment variable :)