Are you using Elixir on Windows and Powershell?

[josevalim]

If so, can you please let us know your opinion on this issue? iex.bat in Powershell · Issue #13015 · elixir-lang/elixir · GitHub

[Onor.io]

Hi Jose!

I remember running in to that issue (iex is an alias for Powershell) a while back. I think I would just type iex.bat but I confess it’s been a while since I’ve bothered to run Elixir under Powershell. I’ll post something on the issue too but I figured I’d say something here.

[ONeill]

I just aliased iex.bat to ilix in my powershell profile. I’ll probably just change my alias to point at the new executable

[MKC]

There is another way by replacing iex directly.

IEX in Windows Powershell?

@joaoevangelista You can remove the iex command by adding this command to your Powershell profile: remove-item alias:iex -Force Make sure to restart Powershell after adding it, so that your profile is reloaded. And if you will use any command from the web they might now fail if they are relying on iex.