Fix: using powershell instead of cmd /C

[n1vk]

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[n1vk]

An approach to resolve issue #707

[8LWXpg]

Similar comment on #549.

[alexandear]

Perhaps we should replace CMD with powershell here.

[xiantang]

every windows os has powershell?
I'm afraid of it will break some users

[8LWXpg]

As mentioned in #549, Windows PowerShell has been included by default since Windows 10 version 1607, which was released 2016, so the majority of the users should be fine.

[xiantang]

As mentioned in #549, Windows PowerShell has been included by default since Windows 10 version 1607, which was released 2016, so the majority of the users should be fine.

can we check first in the user host contains powershell, if doesn't have then fallback to old logic

[8LWXpg]

can we check first in the user host contains powershell, if doesn't have then fallback to old logic

I check the Minimum Requirements for go compiler, and go 1.21 and later only supports Windows 10 and higher, which came with PowerShell 5.0 preinstalled.

Since we're using go 1.23, I think it should be acceptable to replace CMD with PowerShell.

[xiantang]

can we check first in the user host contains powershell, if doesn't have then fallback to old logic

I check the Minimum Requirements for go compiler, and go 1.21 and later only supports Windows 10 and higher, which came with PowerShell 5.0 preinstalled.

Since we're using go 1.23, I think it should be acceptable to replace CMD with PowerShell.

Make sense.