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"I've noticed since updating to 0.9.9.2 I've noticed the --noop or --whatif option. Great, I thought. I was curious whether and install would get the 32bit or 64bit version AND where it would write to. So I try cinst conemu --noop and instead of getting readable output I see pages of source code ending with "System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format." Same for other programs (vim, atom). But some, like autoHotkey.portable produces NO errors, but tells me what files will be downloaded."
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- Escape curly braces only when there is a single curly brace - allows
idempotency
- Use Format calls on regular logging calls so that format escaped items
are properly logged
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"I've noticed since updating to 0.9.9.2 I've noticed the --noop or --whatif option. Great, I thought. I was curious whether and install would get the 32bit or 64bit version AND where it would write to. So I try cinst conemu --noop and instead of getting readable output I see pages of source code ending with "System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format." Same for other programs (vim, atom). But some, like autoHotkey.portable produces NO errors, but tells me what files will be downloaded."
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