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I am guessing the problem here is that .sh files are not directly supported by Windows (.bat files are).
When you run that from the command line, is that a standard command line window, or one that's running cygwin? Try putting a specific command to run the file in front of it, like "sh start_project.sh ...".
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I can launch .sh scripts by using the full path in a bat file. So the work around for me was a bat file like this
C:\<Pathtoyourscripit>\PruneTags.sh
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Hello,
I'am learning about git and sourcetree, I tried to make a custom action to send the command plotgitsch -ifirefox to see the imaging diff about kicad shematic.
Could you tell me more how to create the script and how can I link this script with the custom action..
I tried this on command bash it works fine, but when I define the custom actions it is not working.
Could you help me please?
Thanks a lot.
Maxime.
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No the Script isn't doing anything. Is seems to be that sc scripts doesn't work with Source tree for Windows or I'am doing something fundamentally wrong. So I also tried other scripts and got the same result.
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Is it possible that the script is doing what it is supposed to, but returning some sort of error code that you can't see when executing directly from the command line?
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