[#608] Windows fix for <app> console #626
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| & $werl @argv | ||
| start-process "$erl" -ArgumentList "$argv" -Wait -NoNewWindow #execute the application in the current shell window |
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My impression was that werl is the only "true" Erlang shell, the command-line version is considerably simpler, missing many of the useful features - has that changed? I would expect someone would want the proper shell when attaching a console in production. Thoughts?
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possibly I'm incorrect but I was under the assumption that the two were identical, in the case that they are not, it may be a good idea to have an optional config flag
| $argv = @("-boot", $boot) | ||
| $argv += @("-config", $Env:SYS_CONFIG_PATH) | ||
| $argv += @("-args_file", $Env:VMARGS_PATH) | ||
| $argv = @("-boot", "`"$boot`"") |
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Just for my own edification, could you explain the changes here? I'm going to merge them, I'd just like to know what I need to be doing differently or how I should be reasoning about quoting here; I'm working with PS Core for the most part, and I know there are differences with previous versions of PS, but from a maintenance standpoint I can't work with both, so Core is what I've stuck with, do these changes make any assumptions in that regard?
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so, the difference here is that we wrap the $boot in quotes so that paths containing a space work as intended, rather than acting as independent args 👍
we also wrap the other args in quotes just in case
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Summary of changes
Fixes #608
Modified
console.ps1to:start-jobcallCTRL-Cor other breaking keycodeModified
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