fix: resolve Windows path issue in pnpm build client #2240
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thx, this is it Windows requires: "extract-version": "version.sh" |
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Fixes #2223
Relates to
#2223
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Background
What does this PR do?
Windows users are experiencing an issue with the
extract-versionscript in package.json. The current configuration works differently on Windows vs Unix-based systems:"extract-version": "version.sh""extract-version": "./version.sh"This is causing the script to fail on Windows systems due to path resolution differences between operating systems.
Solution
The most cross-platform compatible solution is to use the
shcommand explicitly in the scriptWhat kind of change is this?
Documentation changes needed?
Testing
Where should a reviewer start?
Detailed testing steps