Hyper: `hyper` not working Win10

[sebastianks]

I've just installed Hyper and wanted to install "verminal" right away, and tried to use: hyper i verminal but I get the error: "'hyper' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file."

For some reason the "hyper" command is not installed on my PC.

Could someone please help me :)

Also - the gif on the frontpage of hyper.is has some nice styling for each line - maybe it's another shell then cmd.exe. How do I get it to be like that?

[albinekb]

Have you tried rebooting your PC? 😊
I think this is a duplicate of https://github.com/zeit/hyper/issues/2823

[sebastianks]

Hi @albinekb
No I had not. Now it's working after a reboot.

Thank you! :)

[albinekb]

Thanks for closing 👍

[aburgd]

In case anyone else finds this issue, running refreshenv from a Hyper-emulated cmd works too!

[mattezell]

Sorry - going to demonstrate my ignorance here.

If I modify my PATH via the built in Windows "System Properties - Environment Variables" UI, I don't have to restart Windows (nor use refreshenv) for those to be picked up - I merely have to restart the shell (close cmd window and start a new instance)...

Curious if anyone can explain why this isn't true with Hyper?

Thanks!

[mattezell]

Nevermind. Withdrawn - I see how it works, and why my described approach behaves differently after reviewing this: https://github.com/zeit/hyper/issues/2823

Confirmed that one can simply go into the Windows UI and review the path, click OK, and have those take effect without restarting Windows.

[dmxt]

Does logging out and in count as rebooting for Hyper? In the past for all sort of reboot requests, log out and in was good enough. But with hyper... it just keep telling me that the cli is already in path but it couldn't open it!