feat(cli): register GDevelop binary in PATH (NSIS installer + in-app command)#8796
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feat(cli): register GDevelop binary in PATH (NSIS installer + in-app command)#8796malec-palec wants to merge 1 commit into
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GDevelop ships CLI commands (
--run-command ...), but they couldn't be run globally from any location. This registers the binary inPATHso the commands work anywhere.Changes:
PATH, so CLI commands can be run globally..dmgis a plain drag-and-drop of the app bundle with no install step that could modify the system, so PATH setup can't happen at install time. Instead, an explicit command palette action "Install GDevelop CLI in PATH" is added (also works on other OSes) that creates agdevelopsymlink in/usr/local/binvia IPC. If that directory isn't writable, it prompts the user for admin rights to create the symlink.