Details:
#143
The root cause is:
- The shim executable generated by Scoop is not the actual pwsh.
- It must first parse the target program, determine whether it's GUI or console, and then forward the arguments.
- In certain environments, the parsing fails and outputs:
Shim: Could not determine if target is a GUI app. Assuming console.
- It returns a non-zero exit code, which the Coreutils uninstaller treats as a fatal error.
Simplest fix it is add a tip in README.md ,let users use microsoft's pwsh.exe rather than other pwsh.exe(e.g. scoop)
To fix this fundamentally, you might want to consider my PR #74.
Details:
#143
The root cause is:
Shim: Could not determine if target is a GUI app. Assuming console.Simplest fix it is add a tip in
README.md,let users use microsoft'spwsh.exerather than otherpwsh.exe(e.g. scoop)To fix this fundamentally, you might want to consider my PR #74.