Open Dev Terminal is not Windows friendly

[jeffmaury]

Seems to initialize using sh/bash command:

[gbraad]

According to my limited French understanding I see it does not understand export. This should however not be part of the oc-env command...

Can you provide more information abput your environment and perhaps in a Windows-Terminal PowerShell session run crc oc-env to see what the output is that is given to execute.

[jeffmaury]

So I was running my debug session from a bash shell in Windows which gives:

$ crc oc-env
export PATH="C:\Users\Jeff\.crc\bin\oc:$PATH"
# Run this command to configure your shell:
# eval $(crc oc-env)

The same in PowerShell:

PS C:\Users\Jeff\apps\crc\2.17.0> crc oc-env
$Env:PATH = "C:\Users\Jeff\.crc\bin\oc;$Env:PATH"
# Run this command to configure your shell:
# & crc oc-env | Invoke-Expression
PS C:\Users\Jeff\apps\crc\2.17.0>

[gbraad]

so the command reports what is expected. however, in the session spawned it identifies as bash... looks like a terminal configuration issue. can you share your config? note: unable to reproduce

--

Gerard Braad | http://gbraad.nl

STEM is the source, but BUILD is how you develop! [ Better Understanding Involves Learning and Doing ]

[gbraad]

@jsliacan or @anjannath can you have a look at this to repro?

[anjannath]

@jeffmaury I think this only occurs when the user launches the podman-desktop app itself from a bash shell ? like run yarn desk:run from the bash/cygwin shell

so to reproduce i first installed Podman desktop using the MSI then installed the crc-extension -> started the microshift preset -> click on "Open developer console" and it launched powershell with the required oc env variables set

2023-05-04-13-15-24.webm

[gbraad]

@jeffmaury was bash used to start Podman desktop?

[jeffmaury]

@jeffmaury was bash used to start Podman desktop?

git-bash to be exact

[gbraad]

When PD is 'installed' on Windows, isn't the application started from the Start Menu instead?