fix: Support for Windows with Git-Bash or MSYS2 Bash #1801
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- .exe executables are shims to non-extensions path - .bat files to reshim for cmd or Powershell - .bat execute bash script with bash built Windows
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Hi @daramkun I'm sorry for the late reply here. Thanks for taking the time to create this PR. However, I've been re-writing asdf in Golang (PR #1805) and recently merged the Go code. It no longer makes sense to merge these changes for the Bash code since the next release will only contain the Go code. If support for Windows with Bash is still lacking in the Go code another PR targeting the Go code is welcome (latest dev builds here - https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf/releases/tag/54d15e3). |
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Summary
Support Windows through Git-Bash or MSYS2 Bash (Not WSL2) for Use vscode-elixir-ls on Windows
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asdf reshimcommand, create a*.batfile, and when executing the file, execute the command through bash.asdf reshimremove.exeextension. (ex: erl.exe -> erl)