chocolatey/chocolatey — Issue #52: [Bug] The Chocolatey update to 0.9.8.13 has some unintended output.
Author: AnthonyMastrean
Created: 2012-01-13 20:21:39+00:00
State: open

The latest chocolatey update seems to be leaving some goofy stuff on the console. I did the update with `cup` from my console. You can see that here.

Z:\> cup
The most recent version of chocolatey available from (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?Link=206669) is 0.9.8.13. On your machine you have 0.9.8.12 installed.
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Chocolatey (0.9.8.12) is installing chocolatey (from https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=206669) to "D:\packages\lib"
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Package License Acceptance Terms
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Please run chocolatey /? for full license acceptance verbage. By installing you accept the license for the package you are installing...
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NuGet
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Successfully installed 'chocolatey 0.9.8.13'.

It did a lot of downloading and made my existing bat files portable. And you can see at the bottom, it leaves some text on the console. It looks like these might have been incorrectly escaped commands or output text.

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Executable Batch Links
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Looking for executables in folder: D:\packages\lib\chocolatey.0.9.8.13
Adding batch files for any executables found to a location on PATH. In other words the executable will be available from ANY command line/powershell prompt.
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Adding D:\packages\bin\NuGet.bat and pointing to D:\packages\lib\chocolatey.0.9.8.13\tools\chocolateyInstall\NuGet.exe
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Chocolatey has finished installing chocolatey
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'rrentThread.CurrentUICulture' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
'import-module' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
The specified path is invalid.