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Trying to install on Windows 10 #59
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Hmm, that is strange. Can you try rerunning bake setup with If that doesn't reveal anything, you can run the setup like this:
That will not install anything to your global environment. Instead, the bake environment will be located in ~/bake. With local installs, you'll have to manually set PATH to the bake environment. |
Adding --debug only revealed the following of note: Running it locally makes it available once added to PATH of my cmd. Question though, does bake need to run in vs studio's dev cmd, or should it be able to run in built in cmd or powershell? Seems like I"m able to run |
Bake does need a valid visual studio environment. This sounds like a similar issue as the one reported here: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgxwDrbnzBSgSKnqKNJMpFNFNgjGh (scroll down to the last comments) TL;DR: bake installs a script which invokes the visual studio prompt for you, but for some reason that doesn't seem to play well with local installs. |
I'm running
bake setup
via an admin level cmd, but keep getting the message below. Any ideas how to finish the setup?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: