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Windows support #1

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riscie opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 5 comments
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Windows support #1

riscie opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 5 comments

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@riscie
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riscie commented May 15, 2023

Hi!
I found your project via your comment in the pet repo.
After looking trough the repo briefly, my assumption is, that on windows, intelli-shell will only work within a wsl shell, correct?
Is a powershell integration even possible?

@lasantosr
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lasantosr commented May 15, 2023

Hello!

Using an WSL instance is fully functional, as it's running under a Linux distro.

About PowerShell, I've minimally tested it on PowerShell and it's functional using the cli, no hotkeys yet.

There's no installation script, but you can download the windows version and execute it (or use cargo install or compile it yourself).
Maybe .exe extension is needed, I'll test it again and update readme accordingly.

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lasantosr commented May 15, 2023

@riscie I've updated readme and release workflow to facilitate Windows PowerShell support including hotkeys, please try it out and close the issue if solved.

@riscie
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riscie commented May 16, 2023

Nice! I‘ll check it out.

@polazarus
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Do you intend to support Git Bash?
Today the installation script (Linux one) does not work with it.

@lasantosr
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Terminal support is given by crossterm, which has an open issue for that: crossterm-rs/crossterm#580

So, for the moment, there is no support for Git Bash or similar on Windows 😕

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