Programming@programming.dev · 5 months ago

How do I use the `-wl,` argument in Powershell?

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Programming@programming.dev · 5 months ago

I’m under Windows, so my primary shell will be Powershell, which eats up the commas for some reason.

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5 months ago
Maybe try the stop parsing symbol?

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How do I use the -wl, argument in Powershell?

How do I use the -wl, argument in Powershell?

How do I use the `-wl,` argument in Powershell?

How do I use the `-wl,` argument in Powershell?