Add compatibility for "GitHub for Windows" Git-PowerShell

[ElectronicWar]

The official "GitHub for Windows" adds a nice "Git Shell", which opens a PowerShell window at the repository folder with some nice highlighting and git commands available without a manual install or PATH manipulation.

The yari commands is working in there (e.g. yari 1.9.3), but ruby isn't available after this as a command ("Command not found"). It works perfectly in a regular command promt.

Any plans to extend yari to PowerShell?

[scottmuc]

Hmm, I think this might be a bug. Does ruby exist for subsequent PowerShell sessions?

[ElectronicWar]

No, there's no ruby at all. It's downloaded and there's no error message, but the "ruby" command isn't recognized. I think it's a special problem with the special GitHub PowerShell, they may tinker with the PATH values to make the git commands available.

I temporary fixed the problem by adding the yari ruby/bin folder to my user path, but that isn't the exact use case :D

[scottmuc]

Ok, thanks for checking it out. I'll take a look at it sometime in the next few days. Thanks a lot for using yari!

[ElectronicWar]

Thanks for investigating. By the way, it's not working in a regular PowerShell as well. The yari command is working, but no ruby found afterwards.

[raisedadead]

I have got the same Issue any updates??

[ElectronicWar]

No. Just add the corresponding ruby /bin folder to your PATH variable as workaround.