Deno not installing correctly?

[austere quarry]

idk what I did wrong here

[sick citrus]

Can you see a folder named

c:\Users\ampwb\.deno

If so, you need to make sure it is in your path

[tranquil valve]

restart your windows

[austere quarry]

I did

[tranquil valve]

If that doesn't work, you may need to manually add c:\Users\ampwb\.deno to the PATH environment variable

Then reboot your computer once more

[austere quarry]

ah does path need to be all caps?

[tranquil valve]

You should just copy the path to the current deno installation, even though paths are not case-sensitive in windows.

[austere quarry]

\No im saying should the variable be called PATH or Path or path like does caps matter for that

[tranquil valve]

If it were me, I'd use a file manager to open the directory where deno is currently installed (the directory with deno.exe in it), and then just copy the path from the file manager

[austere quarry]

Im not talking about the path

[tranquil valve]

Path

[austere quarry]

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so i should change the variable to be all caps.. yes?

[tranquil valve]

In My Computer, it is configurable through the image interface

[austere quarry]

I know

Im asking if the variable name needs to be all caps or not

[tranquil valve]

no

Default is fine, no need to do anything extra

[austere quarry]

Okay, well its still not working then lol

[tranquil valve]

Reboot your computer after the setup, then run deno -V in a terminal to see if the setup is complete

[tranquil valve]

Plugins are required for use in vscode

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=justjavac.vscode-deno-extensionpack

[austere quarry]

okay

THANK you

[tranquil valve]

Once the installation of the plugin is complete, press ctrl + shift + p and type deno

Enter all the way down and you'll get the code hints