WhiskyCmd run: what path should I use?

[antonio-fasolato]

I can not understand which path I should use to run a program from the command line with WhiskyCmd.

I have two bottles:

+-----------+-----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Name      | Windows Version | Path                                                                     |
+-----------+-----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Steam     | Windows 10      | ~/Library/Containers/Whisky/Bottles/4D47D6B9-97D6-4675-9EFD-E566AA52F367 |
| Notepad++ | Windows 10      | ~/Library/Containers/Whisky/Bottles/27BA2123-C614-4B00-B4E4-492BB8EB696D |
+-----------+-----------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+

I tried all the combinations I could think of

whisky run Notepad++ "~/Library/Containers/Whisky/Bottles/27BA2123-C614-4B00-B4E4-492BB8EB696D/drive_c/Program Files/Notepad++/notepad++.exe"

Using an absolute path, relative path, with or without quotes... I even tried to reconstruct the windows path (C:/...) but nothing seems to work. The command simply does nothing, with no output.

The bottle works fine, I can launch the program from the UI and from the shortcut I created from the application settings.

Thanks for your help

[udance4ever]

I just installed WhiskyCmd and having this issue too.

I can also confirm that an absolute UN*X path to the .exe inside the bottle and an internal Windows path (C:...) (tried forward and backslashes) produce no output so it is perplexing what is going on.

You can put garbage as the path and it does not complain (but it does complain if you put an invalid bottle name)

[alexjhill]

Also struggling with this. Anyone find the answer?