Bundle is not finding `nim` on Windows

[RickBarretto]

Describe the bug I tried to test the new bundle feature, but this seems to be not finding the nim compiler on Windows. My nim is into my system's PATH, and I can call it from the Powershell or Bash.

To Reproduce

Expected behavior Find nim as it is for Unix systems.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Win11
• Version v/0.9.83 b/3112 @ 2024-05-19T21:22:08-03:00

[drkameleon]

Hmm... 🤔

Can you please try one thing: if you go to vm/bundle/generator.nim and change the entire content of commandExists to:

if findExe(cmd) == "":
        echo "\t`" & cmd & "` command required; cannot proceed!"
        quit(1)

does it progress past this step?

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I did it exactly like that in the CI build workflow, and it apparently moves on to the next step (with another, totally different error, but again: that's 🪟🪟 ... lol)

[drkameleon]

Also, tiny hint on the --bundle syntax:

• This works with executable scripts or packages
• The general idea is to point it to one specific script file, e.g. arturo --bundle somescript.art (this will create a somebundle binary)
• You may also point it to a package folder, but the info.art must declare an executable: in that case (which specific script is to be the entry point for the executable)
• Also, the --as: option is only used if you want to rename the target binary to sth different than the default one ^, e.g. arturo --bundle --as:myscript somescript.art (that is: instead of creating a somescript binary, rename it to myscript 😉 )

[RickBarretto]

• Fixed on #1636

[drkameleon]

• Fixed on Fix bundler issues on Windows #1636

Totally forgot about the open issue!

Great! ;)