sbt-dotty: fix extension upgrade on Windows, release 0.2.6 #5362
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When using --install-extension and an upgraded version of the extension exists online, the user normally gets a prompt to accept or reject the upgrade. Using --force we bypass this prompt and we also fix an issue with Windows where the prompt does not appear and we get the error "Unknown stdin file type" instead.
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When using --install-extension and an upgraded version of the extension
exists online, the user normally gets a prompt to accept or reject the
upgrade. Using --force we bypass this prompt and we also fix an issue
with Windows where the prompt does not appear and we get the error
"Unknown stdin file type" instead.