Platform independent PowerShell: unable to resolve the correct dataLocalDir about pacmc HOT 13 CLOSED

I have deleted the C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Local\axay and test again. Works great for me, thx!

$ .\pacmc.bat info
pacmc version 0.2.2

dataLocalDir: C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data
databaseDir: C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data\db1
databaseDir (canonical): C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data\db1

Your OS: WINDOWS
Java version: 16.0.1+9-24

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Here is Values.projectDirectories and Values.projectDirectories.dataLocalDir I got (on Windows 11 and Windows 10 version 19043.1083, run with PowerShell 7.1.3):

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'null\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'null\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

null\axay\pacmc\data

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I got same exception with system integrated PowerShell and cmd.exe but Values.projectDirectories and Values.projectDirectories.dataLocalDir is fine. Seems like that this exception not about the path.

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data

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Workaround: create floaders .\axay\pacmc\data on C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\AppData\Local.

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Thank you for your report, I will boot into Windows and test it by myself - if that does not give me the same result as you got, I will have a look into the code which resolves the dataLocalDir.

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Did you test it on both Windows 11 and Windows 10?

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I have a hard time seeing where you executed the two examples you gave.

Where exactly did you get these results?

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'null\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'null\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

And in which case did you get these correct results?

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

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Did you test it on both Windows 11 and Windows 10?

Yes.

I have a hard time seeing where you executed the two examples you gave.

Where exactly did you get these results?

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'null\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'null\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'PowerShell 7.1.3\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

And in which case did you get these correct results?

ProjectDirectories (Windows 10):
  projectPath   = 'axay\pacmc'
  cacheDir      = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\cache'
  configDir     = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  dataDir       = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\data'
  dataLocalDir  = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Local\axay\pacmc\data'
  preferenceDir = 'C:\Users\echo\AppData\Roaming\axay\pacmc\config'
  runtimeDir    = 'null'

First one I tested on PowerShell 7.1.3. Second one I tested on system integrated PowerShell.

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Ah I see, as I am not a Windows user, can you give me a hint how I can test it on the not system integrated PowerShell? I was only testing it in the PowerShell which is a default profile in Windows Terminal.

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1. Install PowerShell-7.1.3-win-x64.msi on your Windows (or x86 if you are using 32 bit).
2. After installation finished, reopen Windows Terminal and click down arrow in tab bar. Windows PowerShell is your system integrated PowerShell. PowerShell is the PS 7.1.3 you just installed.
   

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Thank you, I was able to reproduce the problem, will try to fix this now.

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Fixed with 1f3d92b and 309028c

Also added a new command called pacmc info (967a06e), you can check if the paths are detected correctly using this command.

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The fix is available in version 0.2.2, you have to wait some hours until scoop picks up that update.

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