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Problems with MASTER under Windows #36

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snaphat opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 1 comment
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Problems with MASTER under Windows #36

snaphat opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 1 comment

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@snaphat
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snaphat commented Aug 13, 2019

Current version of the script doesn't work unless I modify the script as follows (Windows 10) to encapsulate the path for unpacking the asar archive:

unpack_command = apply_sudo(sudo, "npx asar extract {0}/app.asar {0}/app.asar.unpacked".format('"' + packed_path + '"'))

and for packing the asar archive after modifications:

pack_command = apply_sudo(sudo, "npx asar pack {0}/app.asar.unpacked {0}/app.asar".format('"' + packed_path + '"'))

Also, in the current version of the script I have to create a symbolic link for
C:\Program Files\Slack
to the following
C:\Program Files\Slack\App-Slack

Basically, the detection requires a subdirectory underneath of the Slack directory with the prefix of "App-", but that's not the location it installs to in program files.

It should just be checking "C:\Program Files\Slack" directly for resources.

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Mmm I see, I'll have another look at a fresh install on Windows 10.

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