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When I press the yank key to copy text I see the below error for a split second:
I checked my path and I also am able to echo "Hello1234" | clip.exe just fine - are there any other dependecies required?
echo "Hello1234" | clip.exe
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I'm having the same issue, however it seems it only started when I enabled systemd - ie by adding:
[boot] systemd=true
to my /etc/wsl.config file. Not sure what can cause this - as suggested running > clip.exe works as expected
/etc/wsl.config
> clip.exe
As a heads up I have been able to find a workaround - I have edited the command directly for my full path of /c/Windows/system32/clip.exe here:
/c/Windows/system32/clip.exe
tmux-yank/scripts/helpers.sh
Lines 149 to 150 in 1b1a436
This seems to do the job for the time being
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When I press the yank key to copy text I see the below error for a split second:
I checked my path and I also am able to
echo "Hello1234" | clip.exe
just fine - are there any other dependecies required?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: