I tried to add versions or extras bucket via writting
scoop bucket add versions
scoop bucket add extras
I got an the following error
Checking repo... 'https://github.com/scoopinstaller/versions' doesn't look like a valid git repository
Error given:
The system cannot find the path specified. c346260140948bc9deed449d15fcc669870f9869 HEAD c346260140948bc9deed449d15fcc669870f9869 refs/heads/master cf801df06839d457750a50d248a93c97cd5d82cc refs/pull/1/head 791e9f27d11cc2136242da999f536c72b6241935 refs/pull/10/head 0127aa2ccc3c6886432d0a8e7771adc2e863f291 refs/pull/11/head c8766cf7e754b69e1fb81cc7f7740400199660ef refs/pull/12/head aebc0e630046a59d16ae3246864dff7a7343cdbb refs/pull/13/head 5ef3a60dd1db57923bbb12ea9e479cec575d5b0c refs/pull/14/head f5860e87c84eee17a0f6c81f1db3f0e42d141866 refs/pull/15/head 294634414b721aeebf8fdaf2baef885fa37af4b4 refs/pull/17/head d82da0cb9cf1bbc9f135eb54da4798b2c4e2bbc1 refs/pull/18/head 75355abec0657856ca302f0f727a2abb19ade743 refs/pull/19/head a385ffa6982af233898e053cf7f20ce047d396fb refs/pull/2/head eb033173d7ab15e4cd1e7e524723bce2ededebab refs/pull/20/head e945d2c674b09a2fa3e12ce8df3564c0ad01408f refs/pull/20/merge 5b1ba5e6ac2909282315c588abb5c33618ab7f8b refs/pull/22/head ae7aad863c4e45176068327d29bbafdcebcfab44 refs/pull/23/head facdcab704bd767a1099d5712a3003f7d8d3cfbb
Did you try removing it with scoop bucket rm versions and deleting ~\scoop\buckets\versions?
Or is this a clean installation of scoop?
@r15ch13 Yup,
I've been diving inside - and a bit of debugging- the scripts - I don't know powershell scripting - but it looked fine.
I've tried it on a newly created account and it worked.
Also I noted
The system cannot find the path specified.
on the old account. So I guess it's something related to windows path and not related to scoop.
I failed to detect which path that can't be found.
Anyway, I will close the issue as it's not related to scoop.
I finally detected what happend.
Git commands are launched in a new cmd and I had a clink setup that wasn't completely removed.
clink simply changes the Autorun field in registry file. So clearing the Autorun solved the problem.
Check this stack exchange answer for the know-how
@ShadyAbuKalam Thanks for digging into it.
Most helpful comment
I finally detected what happend.
Git commands are launched in a new cmd and I had a clink setup that wasn't completely removed.
clink simply changes the Autorun field in registry file. So clearing the Autorun solved the problem.
Check this stack exchange answer for the know-how