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[Windows] add support for invoking quickstart from command-line, remove docker user-env variables on uninstall #765
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Due to an oversight, the
docker-terminal.cmdwas not being copied to the final windows program-files directory. This PR fixes this whilst also renamingdocker-terminal.cmdtodocker-start.cmd. So in windows, one can now simply type and rundocker-startfrom the terminal of their choice (powershell, cmd and git-bash), and this is now equivalent to clicking on the "Docker Quickstart Terminal" shortcut on the start menu.In addition,
this PR fixes a bug where docker environment variables were not being removed whenever docker-toolbox is being uninstalled.. So for example a user who is moving form docker-toolbox to docker for windows would have had to remove those set variables manually in their system settings. If they didn't know to do this, they'd wonder why docker for windows mysteriously doesn't work after docker-toolbox has been uninstalled