Acli rovodev run works well in C:\Users\user> but gives me 'acli' is not recognized as an internal o

[Allan Work Space]

acli rovodev run works correctly when executed from the C:\Users\user> directory. However, when attempting to run the same command from any other directory, it fails with the error message: 'acli' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. This happens consistently in both Command Prompt and PowerShell.

[Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_]

@Allan Work Space That means acli.exe isn’t on your system PATH. When you run it from C:\Users\user, Windows finds the local copy, but any other folder can’t. Add the folder containing acli.exe to your PATH environment variable, restart your terminal, and the command will work globally.

[tasticp_]

AI just said to
"C:\Path\To\acli.exe" rovodev run

so i did
"C:\Users\main\acli.exe" rovodev run

and it works