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This will probably be a bit complicated to explain but I'll do my best. I'm running ubuntu 20.10 see my system's info below.
PS /home/dm/Git> snap --version snap 2.47.1+20.10.1 snapd 2.47.1+20.10.1 series 16 ubuntu 20.10 kernel 5.8.0-29-generic
I have the latest version of Powershell installed as a snap
PS /home/dm/Git> snap list |grep powershell powershell 7.1.0 149 latest/stable microsoft-powershell* classic
The below screenshot should show what I was trying to do I tried to capture the output of the /snap/bin/bw command in a variable.
when I ran the command by itself it seemed to work properly.
If you have any questions or want my help in further debugging the issue please let me know.
I did additional testing and found out that it seems to happen in other snaps to reproduce you the issue you can run the following Steps
sudo snap install --classic powershell
sudo snap install --candidate azure-cli
$a = azure-cli
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This will probably be a bit complicated to explain but I'll do my best.
I'm running ubuntu 20.10 see my system's info below.
I have the latest version of Powershell installed as a snap
The below screenshot should show what I was trying to do
I tried to capture the output of the /snap/bin/bw command in a variable.
when I ran the command by itself it seemed to work properly.
If you have any questions or want my help in further debugging the issue please let me know.
I did additional testing and found out that it seems to happen in other snaps
to reproduce you the issue you can run the following Steps
sudo snap install --classic powershell
sudo snap install --candidate azure-cli
$a = azure-cli
you should get the following error
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: