Remove usage of penv library #137
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Remove use of penv library (github.com/snakeice/penv) due to a bug when executed with an Azure Devops agent
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Fixes #136 |
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@snakeice The bug only occurs when executed by an Azure Devops agent. I don't know exactly how it works, but my guess is that the current user has no PATH env variable, or something like that. |
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Penv is used to set persistent environment, os.Setenv is runtime only. We use persistent mode to have binary tools installed by the boss and global stuff mapped. I don't know the behavior removing this in general, maybe changing to warning the error already solves it. |
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To clarify:
With the modifications I suggested, it works. But I did not test 100%. |
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This PR fixes the handling of the environment variables under Windows in the case of the program being executed with an Azure Devops agent. The penv library (github.com/snakeice/penv) seems to not work in that scenario.
Typo on variable name (splitedPath)