It seems that pinpoint doesn't look where stuff is defined in $PATH, even though windows explorer / start menu does.
an example are tools installed by Chocolatey, which by default are put in C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\bin, and when installing , chocolatey puts that location in the system $PATH, but chocolatey doesn't look there
so Chocolatey should consider both the current user and system PATH environment variables when looking for entries
It seems that pinpoint doesn't look where stuff is defined in $PATH, even though windows explorer / start menu does.
an example are tools installed by Chocolatey, which by default are put in
C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\bin, and when installing , chocolatey puts that location in the system $PATH, but chocolatey doesn't look thereso Chocolatey should consider both the current user and system PATH environment variables when looking for entries