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until recently I had an older CMDER version installed (unfortunately I don't know which version). There I had defined some aliases that no longer work in the current version. In particular, alias that uses ConEmu switches "-cur_console" and "-new_console". For example, I have an alias with which I can edit the alias file directly:
As I said, all the commands worked with the old CMDER version. Is there a setting that will make this work again? And if not with switches, is there a way to run commands/aliases with admin rights, without to start a new console as admin?
Thank you very much.
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Hello,
until recently I had an older CMDER version installed (unfortunately I don't know which version). There I had defined some aliases that no longer work in the current version. In particular, alias that uses ConEmu switches "-cur_console" and "-new_console". For example, I have an alias with which I can edit the alias file directly:
salias=vim %SCRIPT_PATH%\cmder\config\user_aliases.cmd -new_console:n
Vim crashes directly after execution:
Another alias is to add a path to the environment variables:
path=setx /m OWN_PATHS "%OWN_PATHS%;$*" -new_console:abn
The error:
As I said, all the commands worked with the old CMDER version. Is there a setting that will make this work again? And if not with switches, is there a way to run commands/aliases with admin rights, without to start a new console as admin?
Thank you very much.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: