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we get the following ERROR if a space is in the key or value of the set method ProcessUncleanExitError: ADD command exited with code 1:
FEHLER: Ungültige Syntax.
Geben Sie "REG ADD /?" ein, um die Syntax anzuzeigen.
update 1: key.set("\"URL Protocol\"",..
results in exteme cpu usage and forever running thread
update 2:
version 1.2.4 works!!! (with pure NodeJS and in my electron v18 app)
version 1.2.5 also NOT ok if I took the set method from 1.2.4 (very strange)
so I do not close the issue because 1.2.5 should also work
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I also have the same issue on 1.2.5, and when downgrading back to 1.2.4 it works perfectly fine with no issues.
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Hello
we get the following ERROR if a space is in the key or value of the set method
ProcessUncleanExitError: ADD command exited with code 1:
FEHLER: Ungültige Syntax.
Geben Sie "REG ADD /?" ein, um die Syntax anzuzeigen.
method call:
key.set("URL Protocol", WinReg.REG_SZ, '', (err)=> {
});
or
key2.set(WinReg.DEFAULT_VALUE, WinReg.REG_SZ, '"ExeFileFolder\ExeFileName" "--deeplink=%1"', (err)=> {
});
Info:
it works on CMD
`
C:>reg add HKCU\SOFTWARE\Classes\testKB /v "URL Protocol" /t REG_SZ /d "" /f
Der Vorgang wurde erfolgreich beendet.
C:>reg query HKCU\SOFTWARE\Classes\testKB /v "URL Protocol"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\testKB
URL Protocol REG_SZ
`
update 1:
key.set("\"URL Protocol\"",..
results in exteme cpu usage and forever running thread
update 2:
version 1.2.4 works!!! (with pure NodeJS and in my electron v18 app)
version 1.2.5 also NOT ok if I took the set method from 1.2.4 (very strange)
so I do not close the issue because 1.2.5 should also work
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: