I think the uninstall.bat script for Windows potentially can remove everything in the Local AppData.
The intent of the script is to figure out a path and store it in %id%.
IF "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%"=="AMD64" (
FOR /f %%i in ('..\node\x64\node.exe -e "process.stdout.write(require('./config.js').id)"') do SET id=%%i
) ELSE (
FOR /f %%i in ('..\node\x86\node.exe -e "process.stdout.write(require('./config.js').id)"') do SET id=%%i
)
However, if uninstall.bat is ran from outside the installation directory this might fail and %id% would be empty.
Therefore the following will attempt to delete everything in the Local AppData folder.
I think the uninstall.bat script for Windows potentially can remove everything in the Local AppData.
The intent of the script is to figure out a path and store it in
%id%
.However, if uninstall.bat is ran from outside the installation directory this might fail and
%id%
would be empty. Therefore the following will attempt to delete everything in the Local AppData folder.