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scoop doesn't seem to set the environment variables and the .config is located in my Users folder on my C drive. Do I have to place it somewhere else if I didn't install to the default location?
Temporary solution is running $env:scoop = "H:/software!/tools/scoop". However this does not install apps to the directory specified during installation.
Was going to open a PR regarding this, but it seems that it is working fine for the develop branch. A more temporary solution, while for some reason this is still stuck there, is to load the config earlier in the core.ps1.
Bug Report
Current Behavior
I just installed scoop on a fresh install of Windows 10 to custom directories using this command:
Then I tried running
scoop install git
and was met with:It seems like its still looking in my users folder for the buckets, but I'm not sure why.
Expected Behavior
It finds the buckets on my H: drive that I installed scoop to and installs git.
System details
Windows version: 10
OS architecture: 64bit
PowerShell version:
Major Minor Build Revision
5 1 19041 1682
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Additional software: ConEmu
Scoop Configuration
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