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I had the misfortune to execute act immediately after winget install nektos.act and agree to the interactively proposed large install. However, because I did not have Docker.Desktop installed, or perhaps for some other reason, act threw an exception and failed the download. Now, with Docker.Desktop already running, I don't know how to get act to perform the initial winget uninstall/install back actions again. What can you advise me, dear colleagues?
Despite the above problem I still tried running act -P windows-latest=-self-hosted hoping that maybe it doesn't need anything to work properly if I'm on windows platform and want to compile build a C app, usually on github this workflow worked without problems, but now I get
Well, maybe it's some kind of environment availability problem?
Of course msbuild is available in the system, but only in the path C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\MSBuild\Current\Bin\amd64`.
I checked that with where.exe msbuild.exe.
Anyway, if you have anything to say on the first or second question, thank you very much!
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I had the misfortune to execute act immediately after
winget install nektos.act
and agree to the interactively proposed large install. However, because I did not have Docker.Desktop installed, or perhaps for some other reason, act threw an exception and failed the download. Now, with Docker.Desktop already running, I don't know how to get act to perform the initial winget uninstall/install back actions again. What can you advise me, dear colleagues?Despite the above problem I still tried running
act -P windows-latest=-self-hosted
hoping that maybe it doesn't need anything to work properly if I'm on windows platform and want to compile build a C app, usually on github this workflow worked without problems, but now I getWell, maybe it's some kind of environment availability problem?
Of course msbuild is available in the system, but only in the path
C:\Program
Files\MicrosoftVisual
Studio\2022\Community\MSBuild\Current\Bin\amd64`.I checked that with
where.exe msbuild.exe
.Anyway, if you have anything to say on the first or second question, thank you very much!
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