Closed JobaDiniz closed 1 year ago
The GIF is too small for me to read, however Squirrel does not really have support for CLI tools per say. If you review the application directory, you'll see that there will be a YourApp.exe
binary in the root folder of the install. This is not your binary. This is a stub which will execute your app inside of app-1.0.0/YourApp.exe
or maybe current/YourApp.exe
depending on which version of Squirrel you use. I may look to improve this in the future, however as it stands it will be up to you to avoid the stub and run the correct binary if you wish it to work properly from the terminal.
I have created a tool using
System.Commandline
. This tool is a CLI. I'm trying to use Clowd.Squirrel to create an installer for it. Here's the github workflow:It created a release. I downloaded the
rpaSetup.exe
and I had to run as admin to install (not sure why).If I open the terminal and run
rpa.exe
, it does not run in the terminal. It launches ?"another"? tool... not sure what's going on.