Plugin cannot run pkl-cli on Windows

[7DataBits]

Opening a pkl project file on Windows, IntelliJ plugin gives hint to do a "Sync".
This tries to run pkl project resolve by calling the executable at the configured pkl path.

Due to the fact that a Windows native executable is not available I downloaded the provided jar file.
IntelliJ gives the following error when trying to execute the command:

Cannot run program "C:\<path-to-binary>\pkl-cli-java-0.25.2.jar": CreateProcess error=193, %1 is not a valid Win32 application

[stackoverflow]

Support for Windows should be coming in the next version.
I imagine you can create a .bat file that calls java -jar pointing to the cli jar, but I haven't tested it.

[holzensp]

Or try it with jpkl (built with gw javaExecutable and ending up under pkl-cli/build/executable/jpkl), because that's a jar with run instructions

[bvalyou]

My team has tried this with jpkl and seeing the same behavior. I'll have them give the .bat option a try.

Edit, for reference I think the .bat file would just be

jpkl %*

[bioball]

We just merged our PR that adds Windows support. Try downloading the Windows binary for 0.26.0-dev, then pointing the IJ plugin to that executable.

Download here: https://pkl-lang.org/main/latest/pkl-cli/index.html#windows-executable

[bvalyou]

The sync process passes now but we're not seeing the dependencies actually resolved in the IDE. We're seeing the External Libraries view as blank, where it's populated for me on Mac.
It looks like in Windows we're not getting the call to pkl download-package --cache-dir...