I'm aware the title is somewhat convoluted, so I'll try to explain what I'm doing.
I have installed Granted in my WSL Ubuntu instance. In order to open Chrome on Windows when I run assume in WSL, I have the following config in WSL under ~/.granted/config
This mostly works fine, but when I attempt to launch a profile with assume profilename -c, I'm given the following warning, which appears to originate from under the wsl.exe process:
I assume this is because the chrome.exe being launched is unable to resolve the WSL file path being provided. The browser opens with a profile afterwards and appears to work fine, but I imagine any changes I make to that profile won't be saved due to the data directory being unreachable.
Is the method I've used to install not correct, and I should have instead installed granted on Windows, and use assume.exe from within WSL? Or is there a way to provide an alternate Windows path in which to store profile data?
242 appears to imply this should work, but I wasn't able to find documentation to support using granted in this way.
I'm aware the title is somewhat convoluted, so I'll try to explain what I'm doing.
I have installed Granted in my WSL Ubuntu instance. In order to open Chrome on Windows when I run
assume
in WSL, I have the following config in WSL under~/.granted/config
This mostly works fine, but when I attempt to launch a profile with![image](https://github.com/common-fate/granted/assets/345013/c04d94b8-7906-4974-b1df-1e26eb15019b)
assume profilename -c
, I'm given the following warning, which appears to originate from under thewsl.exe
process:I assume this is because the
chrome.exe
being launched is unable to resolve the WSL file path being provided. The browser opens with a profile afterwards and appears to work fine, but I imagine any changes I make to that profile won't be saved due to the data directory being unreachable.Is the method I've used to install not correct, and I should have instead installed granted on Windows, and use
assume.exe
from within WSL? Or is there a way to provide an alternate Windows path in which to store profile data?242 appears to imply this should work, but I wasn't able to find documentation to support using granted in this way.