For windows hosts, when mounting in the ./scripts directory, the scripts contain windows line endings (\r\n), which causes the scripts (which run inside the ubuntu guest) to fail.
We have some hacky workarounds for now, but there should be a way to make sure that windows doesn't mess around with the file endings during the git clone.
for the moment mini-loop is assuming is it being used inside an ubuntu OS, it is expected this is the best way to run on windows is to use a hypervisor and create an ubuntu VM
For windows hosts, when mounting in the
./scripts
directory, the scripts contain windows line endings (\r\n
), which causes the scripts (which run inside the ubuntu guest) to fail.We have some hacky workarounds for now, but there should be a way to make sure that windows doesn't mess around with the file endings during the
git clone
.