Closed kfsone closed 1 month ago
@deffcolony this is yours to consider
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Environment
Self-Hosted (Bare Metal)
System
Windows 11, Powershell 7.3.9
Version
8ae245c from main branch
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Describe the problem
My boot disk is intentionally relatively small, all my AI experiments are on a dedicated E: drive. When I tried running the installer.bat from within the default Windows 11 shell the script runs into problems that result in various red text messages before it displays the initial menu, and a red-text error at the end:
As a former *nix shell evangelist, I can't believe I'm suggesting this but ... Writing the installer in Powershell might have been the better option. I'll revert to bash/dash/zsh command line golf in a heartbeat, but when I'm writing a script that needs to work across at least the big 3 and I'm fairly sure python isn't the answer, I've relucantly had to admit the last few years that the now-open-source/cross-platform pwsh can actually do the job increasingly well. I only even used the thing at first as a rosetta stone to help me translate CI scripts from shell to dos/bat, but on finding I could use one script for mac/win/lin/bsd I made the switch. And, aside from when I'm asking myself how I can abide a scripting language where '`' is the escape character, I haven't looked back.
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