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See pyRevit CI/CD for more information about new installer
↑ Start the install
↑ Accept the license terms
↑ Select a destination path
↑ Click install
The first couple of lines tell you about the running pyRevit version, Revit version, IronPython version, and whether Rocket mode is active (Rocket mode makes the python tools run a lot faster by caching them, and is on by default).
pyRevit version: 4.6.24:1e25e63 - </> with 💓 in ['pdx', 'hio', 'rno']
pyRevit Rocket Mode enabled. 🚀
Host is Autodesk Revit 2019.2 (build: 20190808_0900(x64) id: 20444)
Running on: 2.7.7 (IronPython 2.7.7 (2.7.7.0) on .NET 4.0.30319.42000 (64-bit))
Then there is some information about the user environment, and the pyRevit base assembly (compiled dynamically at launch time) and configurations file
User is: eirannejad
Home Directory is: C:\\pyRevit\\
Session uuid is: 2e35d891-a51d-4759-a90b-f579ec532ffd
Base assembly is: pyRevit_2019_78af7697d731d278_PyRevitBaseClasses
Config file is (User): C:\\Users\\eirannejad\\AppData\\Roaming\\pyRevit\\pyRevit_config.ini
Then pyRevit goes on to parsing extensions, finding bundles, creating buttons in the UI. When all done, it reports the total load time.
UI Extension successfuly loaded from cache: pyRevitCore
Skipping disabled ui extension: pyRevitTags
UI Extension successfuly loaded from cache: pyRevitTools
Skipping disabled ui extension: pyRevitTVAExtension
Extension assembly created: pyRevitCore
Extension assembly created: pyRevitTools
UI created for extension: pyRevitCore
UI created for extension: pyRevitTools
Load time: 1.10900115967 seconds 👍