electron-windows-store quits with an TypeError during first use.
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Welcome to the Electron-Windows-Store tool!
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Please enter the location of your Windows Kit's bin folder: (C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows\Kits\10\bin\x64)
hit enter =>
TypeError: Path must be a string. Received undefined
at assertPath (path.js:7:11)
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at inquirer.prompt.then (...lib\setup.js:161:31)
Also happens when actually entering the path. I'm on a 32 bit machine - also tried C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows\Kits\10\bin\x86.
// edit
When I look at setup.js:161 this might be an issue w/ the input for the publisher identity. I entered two words (don't know yet what exactly goes in there).
node v6.2.1
npm 3.10.2
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setup.js:160 is the issue:
let publisher = dotfile.get().publisher.split('=')[1]
There's nothing to split as dotfile.get() returns an object and publisher already contains the actual content. That leads me to the thought that my input might be invalid.
What exatly goes into the identity prompt?
Guess those lines could use some extra explanation + some more robustness.
electron-windows-store
quits with anTypeError
during first use.Also happens when actually entering the path. I'm on a 32 bit machine - also tried
C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows\Kits\10\bin\x86
.// edit When I look at
setup.js:161
this might be an issue w/ the input for thepublisher identity
. I entered two words (don't know yet what exactly goes in there).node v6.2.1 npm 3.10.2
// edit 2:
setup.js:160
is the issue:There's nothing to
split
asdotfile.get()
returns an object andpublisher
already contains the actual content. That leads me to the thought that my input might be invalid. What exatly goes into the identity prompt?Guess those lines could use some extra explanation + some more robustness.