add windows to test matrix #45
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So I was super wrong on that. It looks like windows just don't like unix style paths and I'm not quite sure what to do. |
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Turns out it isn't GFFIO that is broken but literally all IO for windows panics. More research needs to be done. |
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Turns out windows users can use some official Microsoft subsystem to avoid powershell so we don't have to support windows explicitly :D |
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A side effect of #11 being merged was that I refactored the command tests and they should now be able to run on windows. This pull request tests that theory.