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Cmder version: 1.3.25
Operating system: windows 10 22H2
Cmder Edition
Cmder Full (with Git)
Description of the issue
It prompt the messge "it should not be here..." at the cmder start line, and followed some system env PATH item strings.
then I found the commands ls and pwd with error not found.
So, I check the env PATH, found one of the env PATH item with the double quotation.
After removed that, cmder init correctly.
It may only has affect on the init works of cmder. After first init works correctly, cmder can start normally whether env PATH item with quotation.
How to reproduce
add quotation in one of the env PATH item before cmder init works at first start on computer
Additional context
No response
Checklist
I have read the documentation.
I have searched for similar issues and found none that describe my issue.
I have reproduced the issue on the latest version of Cmder.
I am certain my issues are not related to ConEmu, Clink, or other third-party tools that Cmder uses.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Version Information
Cmder Edition
Cmder Full (with Git)
Description of the issue
It prompt the messge "it should not be here..." at the cmder start line, and followed some system env PATH item strings.
then I found the commands ls and pwd with error not found.
So, I check the env PATH, found one of the env PATH item with the double quotation.
After removed that, cmder init correctly.
It may only has affect on the init works of cmder. After first init works correctly, cmder can start normally whether env PATH item with quotation.
How to reproduce
add quotation in one of the env PATH item before cmder init works at first start on computer
Additional context
No response
Checklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: