hey team, I recently saw a Theo vid and trying to checkout Graphite however, I seem to have come across an error on the test PR

PS C:\Users\mynameistito> gt demo pull-request
√ This directory (C:\Users\mynameistito) is not a repository.

We recommend that you run the demo in a remote repository so that
you can submit your pull requests to GitHub and view them in the dashboard.

If you don't have one handy, we can create a temporary repository for this demo.
Would you like to continue with a temporary repository? ... yes

Created temporary repository at C:\Users\mynameistito\AppData\Local\Temp/095b8d8c/graphite-demo-repository


# Intro (Step 1 of 4)


The goal of this tutorial is for you to learn which gt commands map
to your existing workflow, and get you comfortable with creating a
single pull request on Graphite.


You'll only focus on a single pull request for now, so you can get
comfortable with the core commands. After you complete this demo,
you'll run gt demo stack to level up to creating stacks of pull requests!


This demo will often stop and ask you to try running commands,
via a built-in shell we provide.

EXAMPLE: Run ls to print the contents of the current working directory:

graphite-demo-repository main
❯ ls

ERROR: Could not find a path to 'ls' binary when running command: 'ls'

graphite-demo-repository main

If anyone could help me or point in the right direction that would be great (I did have issues with some path env stuff to by the seems to so not to sure if its related.

(If applicable) To help us more clearly understand what you're trying to do, please provide additional details about: - Screenshots / debug logs / list of commands you've tried to run so far - Your workflow - Current state

Hey @Brett Bedevian yeah I was using Terminal and ugh idk what do you mean by What env?

ah no worries, this was actually right in my face the whole time!

PS C

 first line 🤦‍♂️ 

ls

 is a unix command, oyu should look into WSL - docs here

what if I don't want to use WSL 😅

im sure there are others but ls wont work in your current windows shell