[dart-misc] How to launch Dartium in checked mode on Windows?

[Jop V.]

On Linux, I can launch Dartium in checked mode like this:

DART_FLAGS='--checked' /path/to/dartium/chrome


But how do you do it on Windows?

['Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc]

My Windows expertise is hilariously rusty at this point, but I believe you
can create a shortcut for an executable. Right-click that to get its
properties and I think you can add command line arguments and environment
variables there.

Good luck!

– bob

Post by Jop V.
DART_FLAGS='--checked' /path/to/dartium/chrome
But how do you do it on Windows?
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[Jop V.]

Problem is, what does the DART_FLAGS argument look like on Windows?

(I already tried it in PowerShell too)

Post by 'Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc
My Windows expertise is hilariously rusty at this point, but I believe you
can create a shortcut for an executable. Right-click that to get its
properties and I think you can add command line arguments and environment
variables there.
Good luck!
– bob

Post by Jop V.
DART_FLAGS='--checked' /path/to/dartium/chrome
But how do you do it on Windows?
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['Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc]

I suspect you have to set it as an environment variable on Windows like
this: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm

Perhaps we should just hardcode this? Does anyone actually use DART_FLAGS
for a reason other than passing "--checked"? Is there a reason to run
Dartium in non-checked mode?

Post by Jop V.
Problem is, what does the DART_FLAGS argument look like on Windows?
(I already tried it in PowerShell too)

Post by 'Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc
My Windows expertise is hilariously rusty at this point, but I believe
you can create a shortcut for an executable. Right-click that to get its
properties and I think you can add command line arguments and environment
variables there.
Good luck!
– bob

Post by Jop V.
DART_FLAGS='--checked' /path/to/dartium/chrome
But how do you do it on Windows?
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[Jop V.]

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Hey, that worked! Thanks!

Post by 'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
I suspect you have to set it as an environment variable on Windows like
this: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm
Perhaps we should just hardcode this? Does anyone actually use DART_FLAGS
for a reason other than passing "--checked"? Is there a reason to run
Dartium in non-checked mode?

Post by Jop V.
Problem is, what does the DART_FLAGS argument look like on Windows?
(I already tried it in PowerShell too)

Post by 'Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc
My Windows expertise is hilariously rusty at this point, but I believe
you can create a shortcut for an executable. Right-click that to get its
properties and I think you can add command line arguments and environment
variables there.
Good luck!
– bob

Post by Jop V.
DART_FLAGS='--checked' /path/to/dartium/chrome
But how do you do it on Windows?
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