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I have no issues running kscript on windows. Neither using Cmder nor git-bash. So I still feel unsure about the PR |
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The solution is now applied in similar form on kscript_4.1 branch. Closing this PR because of that. |
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Kotlin was in my PATH, bu I was getting error
[kscript] [ERROR] kotlinc is not in PATH. So I've made some investigation and testing. As I figured out problem was withbash -ccommand. For some reason it's not showing any output neither while running on my windows cmd nor from kscript. There wasn't any output even from simpleecho. Fortunately I found that commandsh -cis working perfectly.For that reason I wrote some piece of code which is choosing proper bash command for OS.
However I'm not sure if problem is only in my enviroment (with git-bash instalation or some windows configuration?) or global for windows.