Scoop-extras: [email protected]: decompress error

[lepicsaintloup]

Extracting Brackets.Release.1.14.1.msi ... ERROR Exit code was 1603!
Failed to extract files from C:\Users\xxxx\scoop\apps\brackets\1.14.1\Brackets.Release.1.14.1.msi.
Log file:
  ~\scoop\apps\brackets\1.14.1\msi.log

No log file was created at that location.

[lepicsaintloup]

I have now enabled long paths and get a log but still an error
msi.log

[wuya666]

I have encountered the same issue, the "Enable Win32 long paths" group policy is enabled, but still the MSI extraction reports "Error 1320. The specified path is too long".

[Mrfiregem]

Have the same issue. The LongPathsEnabled registry key has already been set, but I still get this error.

[Ash258]

lukesampson/scoop#3821

Then you must be on lower windows version.

Only windows 10 come with this settings.

[Mrfiregem]

From systeminfo:

OS Name:                   Microsoft Windows 10 Home
OS Version:                10.0.18363 N/A Build 18363

The error:

=== Logging started: 3/11/2020  10:27:19 ===
Error 1320. The specified path is too long: C:\Users\firin\scoop\apps\brackets\1.14.1\_tmp\SourceDir\Brackets\www\node_modules\npm\node_modules\npm-registry-client\node_modules\npmlog\node_modules\gauge\node_modules\string-width\node_modules\is-fullwidth-code-point\node_modules\number-is-nan
=== Logging stopped: 3/11/2020  10:27:33 ===

[rohancragg]

I get the same error on Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise (version 1909) Version 10.0.18363 Build 18363

Having already set LongPathsEnabled to 1

[Ash258]

Do you use lessmsi?

Try with scoop install lessmsi; scoop config MSIEXTRACT_USE_LESSMSI $true and then install brackets

[rohancragg]

Yes, this has worked for me - thanks!:

scoop install lessmsi # I already had this installed
scoop config MSIEXTRACT_USE_LESSMSI $true
scoop uninstall brackets
scoop install brackets

[Ash258]

Sure. Sorry I misplaced config for install. Fixed in original comment.

I think that native msiexec somehow ignore long path by default and needs to be configured (??).

[Mrfiregem]

Thanks, setting MSIEXTRACT_USE_LESSMSI (already had lessmsi installed) did the trick.