failed to run zig fmt on windows

[wsdjeg]

I am using latest version of zig, downloaded from https://ziglang.org/builds/zig-windows-x86_64-0.7.1+dfacac916.zip

the version is:

C:\Users\wsdjeg\Desktop>zig version
0.7.1+dfacac916

the test file is:

const std = @import("std");

pub fn main() !void {
    const stdout = std.io.getStdOut().writer();
    try stdout.print("Hello, {}!\n", .{"world"});
}

the result of zig run, zig test and zig fmt is:

C:\Users\wsdjeg\Desktop>zig run test.zig
Hello, world!

C:\Users\wsdjeg\Desktop>zig fmt test.zig
error: unable to open 'test.zig': error.Unexpected

C:\Users\wsdjeg\Desktop>zig test test.zig
Semantic Analysis [785/1153] No tests to run.

there is no extra useful information for debug this issue.

[rohlem]

What Windows version did you run this on? I get the same result on Windows 7 SP1 (*), though it worked when I last used it on newest Windows 10 (about 2 weeks ago).
Compatibility with / support for versions before Windows 10 is desired in general, but less commonly tested.

(*) even with #7379 EDIT: only applied to my standard library; I didn't check whether rebuilding zig.exe (which I can't comfortably do atm) might have helped.

[wsdjeg]

I am using win 7, the result of ver is:

C:\Users\wsdjeg\.SpaceVim>ver

Microsoft Windows [版本 6.1.7601]

[rohlem]

zig fmt seems to work for me (same version / ver output) in newest builds, now that #7379 has landed in the compiler itself.
(With the exception of ".." in relative paths, which I assume is pending on #7664 .)

[andrewrk]

I believe this is fixed now.