helper script for windows shell environments #521
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The following provides a helper script to invoke the `crowdin` CLI in a Windows shell environment (e.g. MinGW), without having to specify the `bat` extension. Signed-off-by: James Knight <[email protected]>
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The following provides a helper script to invoke the
crowdinCLI in a Windows shell environment (e.g. MinGW), without having to specify thebatextension.The existing Crowdin CLI installation on Windows can run
crowdinfrom a command line prompt as expected:However, if a user starts a shell environment (e.g. MinGW from Git SCM tools), the environment will complain that the command cannot be found:
Users can workaround this by adding the
.batextension:And if an environment includes the provided helper script in this pull request, it drops the requirement of needing to specify the extension: