Closed jawadcode closed 2 months ago
Can you try with this workaround listed here to see if it works? https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/13138#issuecomment-1820195503
Alternatively, can you try with Add-AppxPackage $env:scoop\cache\emacs-k#31.302.20240819.7480876#36e4006.msix
in powershell
to see if it's working?
You will need to enable developer mode in your machine btw.
Or please use the package emacs-kl
instead.
Can you try with this workaround listed here to see if it works? PowerShell/PowerShell#13138 (comment)
Alternatively, can you try with
Add-AppxPackage $env:scoop\cache\emacs-k#31.302.20240819.7480876#36e4006.msix
inpowershell
to see if it's working? You will need to enable developer mode in your machine btw.
Apologies for the late reply, I thought I had got back to you but apparently not 😅.
The Windows 10 solution involving modifying $PROFILE
doesn't work (same errors all around IIRC), and I'm unwilling to try any other solutions as the emacs-kl
package installs and works perfectly.
Attempting to install
emacs-k
underpwsh.exe
results in the following:After trying
scoop uninstall --purge emacs-k
andscoop install emacs-k
in an adminstratorpwsh.exe
(this is evident as I use a starship prompt, and it displays[Administrator]
there), I get:For completeness' sake I also tried in
powershell.exe
, which gave me:And finally, I also tried in an administrator
powershell.exe
:The
$PSVersionTable
values forpwsh.exe
andpowershell.exe
(respectively) are:and