Closed Tal-Gordon closed 3 weeks ago
Schneegans
commented
3 weeks ago Hi there! I think this is related to a weird behaviour (bug?) of Windows: The explorer always returns a non-zero exit code and therefore Kando hast to assume that the command failed.
Could you maybe open the URL via start "https://website1.com"?
Tal-Gordon
commented
3 weeks ago Hi there! I think this is related to a weird behaviour (bug?) of Windows: The explorer always returns a non-zero exit code and therefore Kando hast to assume that the command failed.
Could you maybe open the URL via
start "https://website1.com"?
Does not work. This syntax opens a new cmd window, instead of the website. It does seem like the issue is the explorer, though, I stumbled upon it trying to open several websites at once. Is it possible?
Schneegans
commented
3 weeks ago Sorry, my mistake, it's without quotes. Windows is weird sometimes...
start https://www.google.com & start https://www.github.comSorry, my mistake, it's without quotes. Windows is weird sometimes...
start https://www.google.com & start https://www.github.com
Yep, that does it! Thank you a lot. The failed notification can still be seen when closing opened cmd windows, but I get that it's not your fault. Cheers!😊
Short Summary
Tried to execute two commands at the same time. Kando executed both correctly, but still outputted an error notification
Steps to Reproduce the Issue
explorer "https://website1.com" & explorer "https://website2.com")Kando Version
v1.0.0
Installation Method
Via an installer downloaded from a release on GitHub
Desktop Environment
Windows
Environment Version
Windows 11
Additional Information
It seems like the problem is related to the
explorer "https://website1.com"command, since just opening two new cmd windows (viastart cmd.exe) worked perfectly. However, once I tried to open a cmd window and then open a new website, the error did not appear until I closed the new cmd window.