\d not works on Windows

[jack6th]

nomino 1.2.2 on Windows 10 21h2 x64
files in the current dir:
1.txt 2.txt ... 10.txt
nomino -tp "(\d+).txt" "{:2}.txt" (not work)
nomino -tp "([0-9]+).txt" "{:2}.txt" (works)

[whc2001]

Clearly this utility is NOT designed for Windows. I tried it on Windows, and it completely destroyed all my file names in many unexpected ways. Switched to Linux and everything worked like a charm. I am running Debian WSL and installed it from source. Just press Shift and right click empty area in Explorer and there will be a menu item called "Open Linux shell here".