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fix: check if git exists without calling the program for windows install - #178
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🗣️ Update on happenings of this PR.
| delay 0.3 "Now checking if it's the same Slack CLI..." | ||
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| & $SLACK_CLI_NAME _fingerprint | Tee-Object -Variable get_finger_print | Out-Null | ||
| & $SLACK_CLI_NAME --version | Tee-Object -Variable slack_cli_version | Out-Null |
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👁️🗨️ note: Great findings from @ewanek1 hint that this _fingerprint might be causing CI to hang on a first installation?
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windows getting some luv 🚢
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Feb 26, 2026
@hello-ashleyintech No doubt! It feels nice to be finding cause of this after so much search 🔍 ✨ Huge thanks for the review and efforts of @ewanek1 for getting us started on this before reports were raised. Let's get this merged! |
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Summary
This PR checks for if an installed
gitcommand exists on Windows. Fixes an issue where calling the installedgitcommand without arguments caused the program to return with an error after completing the installation!Reviewers
The following commands can be used to test these changes! 🔍
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