Make Taskfile.dist.yml Windows-compatible #3219
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PowerShell doesn't set `$env:PWD` automatically, but it can be easily retrieved by making `PWD` a `sh` variable in the Taskfile, which remains POSIX-compliant for other platforms. If you don't want to modify the Taskfile, then at least a note about this should be made on https://mamba.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developer_zone/dev_environment.html#
AntoinePrv
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| version: '3' | |||
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| PWD: | |||
| sh: pwd | |||
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Is pwd a command on Windows? Can you add a comment why this change was added.
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pwd is an alias in Windows PowerShell for Get-Location. I've verified it works on Windows when using Task. And sure I can add a comment.
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PowerShell doesn't set
$env:PWDautomatically, but it can be easily retrieved by makingPWDashvariable in the Taskfile, which remains POSIX-compliant for other platforms.If you don't want to modify the Taskfile, then at least a note about this should be made on https://mamba.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developer_zone/dev_environment.html#