Closed adamlwgriffiths closed 4 years ago
Tried launching cmd.exe as an admin?
This is an issue with extracting the nim-gdb.bash symlink on Windows. It works fine on Travis Windows but not on the VMs Microsoft provides for some reason.
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/
Are you using one of these? Not sure what's different.
I've fixed this in the latest nimarchive, we need a newer choosenim build to get the fix.
Edit: rather call it a workaround until we figure out why it fails in the first place - https://github.com/genotrance/nimarchive/commit/7a96eb4db594b237f6f0b102934cd0e3e2d9fa0d#diff-df2207508397aca950e4a88d20a2d53eR81
Ah yeah I'll try running cmd as admin.
I'm running Windows on the metal.
edit: running command as admin doesn't fix it.
edit: I'm having similar issues with conda. It looks like I've got some crazy permissions going on. I'm going to close this until I get that sorted.
I have a feeling this is because my user path had a space in it.
When I run the choosenim installer, I get an error "Access is denied". I've tried running the .bat file, and running the command "./choosenim/choosenim stable" manually.
The only thing I can think that could be different on my system, is my $HOME is on E, but $USERPROFILE is on E. I've moved my home directory off that drive and onto another drive. If you fully move the home directory on Windows, you break system updates, hence I did not.
I've tried running the installer from both C and E drives with no change.