Prevent MSYS path conversion in run_bash_command #281
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Set MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 environment variable on Windows to prevent Git Bash from converting /c cmd.exe flags to C:/ drive paths. This fixes MCP server configuration where user-scoped servers failed due to corrupted command arguments. The fix is isolated to Windows platform and preserves existing environment variables. Includes comprehensive test coverage with 8 test cases covering Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms.
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Set MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 environment variable on Windows to prevent Git Bash from converting /c cmd.exe flags to C:/ drive paths. This fixes MCP server configuration where user-scoped servers failed due to corrupted command arguments. The fix is isolated to Windows platform and preserves existing environment variables. Includes comprehensive test coverage with 8 test cases covering Windows, Linux, and macOS platforms.