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docs: add Bash and PowerShell examples for invoking binary-path output - #29
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Add examples showing how to invoke the installed binary by its absolute path using the binary-path output through environment variables. Both Bash and PowerShell examples demonstrate proper quoting and invocation syntax for paths that may contain spaces. Bash example uses "$SOTTO_BINARY_PATH" --version PowerShell example uses & $env:SOTTO_BINARY_PATH --version Tested Bash invocation with a path containing spaces. PowerShell syntax follows standard call operator pattern for quoted paths. Fixes getsotto#22 Signed-off-by: Louis Deconinck <louis.deconinck@example.com> Signed-off-by: Louis Deconinck <louis.dck@gmail.com>
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Add examples showing how to invoke the installed binary by its absolute
path using the binary-path output through environment variables. Both
Bash and PowerShell examples demonstrate proper quoting and invocation
syntax for paths that may contain spaces.
Bash example uses "$SOTTO_BINARY_PATH" --version
PowerShell example uses & $env:SOTTO_BINARY_PATH --version
Tested Bash invocation with a path containing spaces. PowerShell syntax
follows standard call operator pattern for quoted paths.
Fixes #22