Hi,
When running a CAP application with typescript support using the cds-ts command from powershell, I'm running into following error:
When running the same command from a regular command line shell the project is started perfectly:
I'm running the latest version of the @sap/cds-dk at the time of writing
Running on Windows 11, tried using powershell v5.1 (delivered by default) and powershell 7.2.1.
Anyone facing the same issue when running typescript enabled CAP applications from powershell?
Best regards,
Geert-Jan
EDIT: a temporary workaround, I adapted the cds-ts.ps1 script commenting out lines 5 -> 9 (ts-node-cwd.exe doesn't exist in my case, by disabling these lines the .exe extension is removed):
EDIT2: Alternative script could be (first checking the exe variant on windows, else loading the cmd version => cmd extension added to prevent the script from opening in a seperate window)
#!/usr/bin/env pwsh $basedir=Split-Path $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition -Parent $script="" if ($IsWindows) { if (Test-Path "$basedir/ts-node-cwd.exe"){ $script = "$basedir/ts-node-cwd.exe" } elseif (Test-Path "$basedir/ts-node-cwd.cmd"){ $script = "$basedir/ts-node-cwd.cmd" } elseif (Test-Path "ts-node-cwd.exe"){ $script = "ts-node-cwd.exe" } else { $script = "ts-node-cwd.cmd" } } else { if (Test-Path "$basedir/ts-node-cwd"){ $script = "$basedir/ts-node-cwd" } else { $script = "ts-node-cwd" } } $ret=0 # Support pipeline input if ($MyInvocation.ExpectingInput) { $input | & "$script" "$basedir/node_modules/@sap/cds-dk/bin/cds-ts.js" $args } else { & "$script" "$basedir/node_modules/@sap/cds-dk/bin/cds-ts.js" $args } $ret=$LASTEXITCODE exit $ret