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Absolute paths in PowerShell must start with a drive letter, and some of *_DIR variables don't look like this. For instance, /bin won't work. Could you share how exactly *_DIR variables look like?

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This is the directory I add to the path, where pint is located:

echo %pint_dir%
C:\Users\codemon\work\apps\cmder\pint

and this is the custom directory for the shims:

echo %pint_shim_dir%
C:\Users\codemon\work\apps\cmder\bin

so as you can see they are absolute. I get them as relative paths from %cmder_root% that cmder itself provides, but apparently they are translated to absolute paths.

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Did some more testing and the problem seems to be having another 'apps' in your path.
So for instance if you have 'somepath\apps\anothersubpath\pint', pint will get confused when figuring out the location of its own 'apps' folder. I moved pint 2 directories up (in the work folder) and it's working fine now.
Idk, it doesn't seem like such a big deal, should have seen it coming. I'd make the modifications myself but I don't know a speck of powershell.
Thank you for this nifty program btw :) .

Edit:
Scratch that, definitely fails when trying to extract with 7z.
I digged around in the code and saw how you unpack.

C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe /d /c "C:\Users\codemon\work\pint\deps\7z\7z.exe" x -y -bd -bso0 -bsp0 -aoa -o "C:\Users\codemon\AppData\Local\Temp\pint-aria2-1404404847" "C:\Users\codemon\work\pint\dist\aria2--64--aria2-1.33.1-win-64bit-build1.zip"

fails on my system (win7 x64 sp1) even when run by hand (i made the temp directory). Too long arguments from what I see.
& "$(get-dependency '7z')" x $type -y -bd -bso0 -bsp0 -aoa "-o`"$dir`"" `"$file`" works.

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