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The rover dev command crashes if your windows username contains a space. I believe it is due to some spawned shell processes trying to call an executable path that contains a space, meaning it only grabs the path up till the space.
Steps to reproduce
Create a windows profile with a username that contains a space.
Install rover via iwr 'https://rover.apollo.dev/win/latest' | iex
Note: the rover info above is after moving the installed rover binary and updating the PATH environment variable as an attempted workaround, it was initially installed at C:\Users\Jacob Irving\.rover\bin
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Description
The
rover dev
command crashes if your windows username contains a space. I believe it is due to some spawned shell processes trying to call an executable path that contains a space, meaning it only grabs the path up till the space.Steps to reproduce
iwr 'https://rover.apollo.dev/win/latest' | iex
Expected result
The rover CLI should run the supergraph as normal
Actual result
When running the
rover dev
command, the rover CLI errors out with an error "C:\Users<Name before space>"Environment
Run
rover info
and paste the results hereNote: the rover info above is after moving the installed rover binary and updating the
PATH
environment variable as an attempted workaround, it was initially installed atC:\Users\Jacob Irving\.rover\bin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: