On windows, file paths are case insensitive, so binary.EXE should be treated just like binary.exe. Interestingly, command prompt will return a lowercase extension as the current exe name, whilst PowerShell does not. This fixes the case for PowerShell
On windows, file paths are case insensitive, so
binary.EXE
should be treated just likebinary.exe
. Interestingly, command prompt will return a lowercase extension as the current exe name, whilst PowerShell does not. This fixes the case for PowerShellFixes #54