Every invocation results in "JEnv is changing your environmental variables"

[felixselter]

Every invocation results in "JEnv is changing your environmental variables"

[FelixSelter]

Yup, you are right. This seems to happen when there are multiple java versions inside your path. The script was supposed to remove them automatically but only does so when there's only one version. I will look into this as fast as possible. For now please remove them manually and everything should work fine. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. Thank you for your contribution

[serg06]

I tried where java and it gave me this:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath\java.exe
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Oracle\Java\javapath\java.exe
C:\tools\jenv\java.bat

Does that mean I should get rid of the first two, so that the output becomes

C:\tools\jenv\java.bat

?

[FelixSelter]

Yea that's how it's supposed to be. I pushed hopefully a fix. Please test it.

[FelixSelter]

Now the script should remove at least any java from the user path. There could still be issues if you have java inside your system/machine path but java does not put them there when installed. Where java should only point to jenvs java.bat

[serg06]

@FelixSelter I pulled the latest code, and jenv ran way faster and didn't mess up my terminal, but where java still shows those two .exes. They're in my System's PATH, but I might have added them there manually, I don't remember.

There could still be issues if you have java inside your system/machine path but java does not put them there when installed.

If you don't remove them from the System's PATH, perhaps you could give a warning that the user needs to do it manually?

[FelixSelter]

Hi, Please update again. I changed the code so it requests you to restart with admin rights so it can automatically correct the system path. Thank you for your suggestion. Can this be closed now?

[serg06]

Seems to work, thanks!