hy
TL;DR
The user was having trouble running the CLI using PowerShell. The issue was that PowerShell was trying to execute `ps1` files first. The user provided two solutions:
1. Run the CLI inside `cmd` instead of PowerShell.
2. Run the CLI with its full name using the `.cmd` extension, such as `appwrite.cmd login`. Binyamin
You can
- Run it inside
cmd
instead ofPowerShell
- Run it with is full name like such
TypeScript
appwrite.cmd login
Binyamin
The reason is that PowerShell will try to execute ps1
file first
Binyamin
And it won't work
hy
It worked, thanks
Binyamin
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Drake
[SOLVED] Running the CLI using PowerShell
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