Running a .bat file as a command on Windows 10?
I have the following in build-site.bat:
set JEKYLL_ENV=production
bundle exec jekyll build
I'd like to have the bat file residing in my documents area under a folder say scripts. I'd then like to be able to cd into a Github repo, and type build-site and have the bat run.
Is this possible?
Thanks!
windows-10
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
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I have the following in build-site.bat:
set JEKYLL_ENV=production
bundle exec jekyll build
I'd like to have the bat file residing in my documents area under a folder say scripts. I'd then like to be able to cd into a Github repo, and type build-site and have the bat run.
Is this possible?
Thanks!
windows-10
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
83
add a comment |
I have the following in build-site.bat:
set JEKYLL_ENV=production
bundle exec jekyll build
I'd like to have the bat file residing in my documents area under a folder say scripts. I'd then like to be able to cd into a Github repo, and type build-site and have the bat run.
Is this possible?
Thanks!
windows-10
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
83
I have the following in build-site.bat:
set JEKYLL_ENV=production
bundle exec jekyll build
I'd like to have the bat file residing in my documents area under a folder say scripts. I'd then like to be able to cd into a Github repo, and type build-site and have the bat run.
Is this possible?
Thanks!
windows-10
windows-10
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
83
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
83
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
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asked Feb 19 at 12:36
GiacomoGiacomo
83
asked Feb 19 at 12:36
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Add your scripts directory the PATH of your environment. Afterwards stuff that's within your PATH will be available the way you want.
As for how to change the PATH have a look at:
Is there a convenient way to edit PATH in Windows 7? on Super User
How can I modify a user’s PATH environment variable without logging out? on Server Fault
There are plenty more resources available.
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
SethSeth
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It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
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Add your scripts directory the PATH of your environment. Afterwards stuff that's within your PATH will be available the way you want.
As for how to change the PATH have a look at:
Is there a convenient way to edit PATH in Windows 7? on Super User
How can I modify a user’s PATH environment variable without logging out? on Server Fault
There are plenty more resources available.
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
SethSeth
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It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
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Add your scripts directory the PATH of your environment. Afterwards stuff that's within your PATH will be available the way you want.
As for how to change the PATH have a look at:
Is there a convenient way to edit PATH in Windows 7? on Super User
How can I modify a user’s PATH environment variable without logging out? on Server Fault
There are plenty more resources available.
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
SethSeth
6,58611128
It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
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Add your scripts directory the PATH of your environment. Afterwards stuff that's within your PATH will be available the way you want.
As for how to change the PATH have a look at:
Is there a convenient way to edit PATH in Windows 7? on Super User
How can I modify a user’s PATH environment variable without logging out? on Server Fault
There are plenty more resources available.
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
SethSeth
6,58611128
Add your scripts directory the PATH of your environment. Afterwards stuff that's within your PATH will be available the way you want.
As for how to change the PATH have a look at:
Is there a convenient way to edit PATH in Windows 7? on Super User
How can I modify a user’s PATH environment variable without logging out? on Server Fault
There are plenty more resources available.
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
SethSeth
6,58611128
answered Feb 19 at 12:42
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answered Feb 19 at 12:42
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answered Feb 19 at 12:42
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It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
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It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
It worked, thanks so much! I will accept your answer when I can :D
– Giacomo
Feb 19 at 12:47
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