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Hi.

During the hackfest in Hamburg I noticed that install_cygwin.ps1 did not
install python3 (tested on a 64 bit system).

In fact it only installs python, due to a dependency from git.

It turns out the -P flags needs a bit of reordering, and then it works as
expected.

I have attached the new install_cygwin.ps1, since it is stored somewhere on
our web server. I hope somebody can verify the "patch" and update the
server.

Bjoern@ this is the problem we discussed in Hamburg, giving problems later
when trying to generate a visual studio solution.

rgds
jan I.


Ps: my normal email is jani@documentfoundation.com, but for logistic
reasons I am unable to use that now.

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