Mike Wyatt

Not super worried about this, and I wouldn't want to write something that's scanning for possible VMWare Fusion locations. How would an environment variable suite you? IE: ``` VMWARE_FUSION_PATH=/directory/containing/fusion fusion-make-bootcamp...

That's not a whole lot to go on. - Is your boot camp partition on your main drive? - Anything in the log files (they should be in your `Boot...

`Boot Camp.krqVv2.vmwarevm` is what I was referring to, if you right-click on that there will be an option in the menu to "Show Package Contents". Click that and a finder...

This worked for me (you'll have to manually download the .rb file, make sure it's named `[email protected]`, then do `brew install [email protected]`. But I'm still not able to build old...

Is there a test or example for how `contains` works or is there something I'm doing wrong here? I'm on `[email protected]`, and trying to do something simple like ... ```...

That was totally it. I've since migrated to version 3 and adapted like/notLike from https://github.com/js-data/js-data-rethinkdb/pull/12 into it, can send a PR if you'd like

Yeah `spawn-command` does nothing to check the `SHELL` variable, and the logic that was in `spawn-default-shell` would still error on Windows if your `SHELL` is really `bash.exe`.