Updated documentation for using $EXPECTED_REF on Windows #1175
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$EXPECTED_REF does not work on Windows, support was added via a different command in this PR tilt-dev/tilt-extensions#401
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Thanks for pointing out this issue! However, I don't think the suggested fix is correct -- you'd typically use command_bat on windows machines, as nicksieger pointed out in the pr you referenced. |
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$EXPECTED_REF does not work on Windows, support was added with "%EXPECTED_REF%" in this PR
tilt-dev/tilt-extensions#401
Documentation was never updated, meaning I had to Google an error to find out about this.