why I install enveriment followd by install.md failled? (windows10) about chisel-bootcamp HOT 12 OPEN

I discovered a solution that works on my Windows 10 Enterprise system within a Windows PowerShell launched with admin privileges. Change the almond version to 0.6.0 as follows:
java -noverify -jar coursier bootstrap -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_2.12.8:0.6.0 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.6.0 --sources --default=true -o almond
followed by:
./almond --install

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On Windows 10 Enterprise, running in Windows PowerShell with admin privileges
java -noverify -jar coursier launch -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_2.12.8:0.2.1 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.2.1 --sources --default=true -- --install
fails with the "unrecognized argument" error message as described by @tzc1994 , using instead
java -noverify -jar coursier bootstrap -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_2.12.8:0.2.1 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.2.1 --sources --default=true -o almond
does build almond, but running
./almond --install
returns the error reported by @luoxinjie1146 .
Hence, updating chisel-bootcamp is dead in the water here.

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Yes, that'll work for now. Thanks.

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I haven't tried it on windows, but I would think that the arguments would be the same.

I think the command should actually be

java -noverify -jar coursier bootstrap -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_2.12.8:0.2.1 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.2.1 --sources --default=true -o almond ./almond --install

but it looks like it isn't recognizing arguments correctly.

What do you get if you do java -noverify -jar coursier -h and java -noverify -jar cousier bootstrap -h?

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It doesn't wrok

PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> cd C:\Users\28614\Desktop
PS C:\Users\28614\Desktop> java -noverify -jar coursier bootstrap -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_
2.12.8:0.2.1 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.2.1 --sources --default=true -o almond ./almond --install
Unrecognized argument: --install
PS C:\Users\28614\Desktop> java -noverify -jar coursier -h
Coursier 1.1.0-M9
Usage: coursier [options] [command] [command-options]

Available commands: bootstrap, fetch, launch, resolve, spark-submit

Type coursier command --help for help on an individual command
PS C:\Users\28614\Desktop> java -noverify -jar cousier bootstrap
Error: Unable to access jarfile cousier
PS C:\Users\28614\Desktop> java -noverify -jar cousier bootstrap -h
Error: Unable to access jarfile cousier

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It looks like that's not the right way to run coursier b/c it isn't finding it- have you downloaded coursier? Is it in the Desktop folder? Can you look at the faq here?

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yes, I have downloaded courisier in Desktop folder. Thanks for your reply

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Oh, also the ./almond --install part of the command is supposed to be a separate command. It looks like the first command is almost working. The idea is that coursier makes an installer file called almond, so you need to run the coursier command before you can run the installer.

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when I run .\almond --install, the cmd reports Error: Illegal char <:> at index 2: /E:/scala/almond. How can I solve it?

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As a workaround for Windows, is the hosted Binder instance sufficient for your use case?

https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/freechipsproject/chisel-bootcamp/master

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Yes. It works.
Thanks!

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Update for bootcamp attendees 9/6/19:

java -noverify -jar coursier bootstrap -r jitpack -i user -I user:sh.almond:scala-kernel-api_2.12.8:0.6.0 sh.almond:scala-kernel_2.12.8:0.6.0 --sources --default=true -o almond

almond --install

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