[9.x] This PR improves windows support and adds WSL support for the artisan docs command - #43585
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This PR adds WSL support by checking to see if the
wslviewbinary is available on Linux systems (which WSL is). This is a helper binary that allows us to open URLs in the browser from WSL.It also improves Windows support as
startdoes not seem to be an executable that Symfony executable helper is able to detect.It seems common to just forget about checking and open URLs with
startin Windows. I'm assuming this is becausestartis a fundamental piece of Windows that "is just available".You can see a similar approach take in Composer
Test IRL against:
Thanks @jessarcher and @aschmelyun for testing this on their local machines ❤️