I know that’s not a solution, but few month ago somebody here recommended me the “Nightbin” module by Questionable Modules, which updates Airwindows and other modules with github repositories straight from github. And I updated Airwindows to 2.14 without any problems, using this Nightbin thing.
How long have you been running Rack on this particular machine? It looks like you have a space in your username, and therefor in the path to all Rack files and plugins. There’s been several cases where this has proven to be a bad idea, and other programs might choke on that as well. If I were you I would definately change that username/path if you can.
Rack itself has solved the problems with spaces and non-ASCII in paths. These are, after all, perfectly valid paths on the operating system. Rack provides correct and safe file APIs in the system namespace.
Any such issues are a bug in the plugin and should be reported to the developer. Unfortunately, the issue may be a bug in a dependency that the developer isn’t able or willing to pursue.
If that’s too much swimming upstream to get developers to fix their bad code, then yeah, remove spaces and non-ASCII in your paths, including your user name.
That’s not the case here though. This looks like the tool chain ejecting a bad binary somehow since the nightly works. Rack team reverted the library to 2.12
There was an issue where the toolchain cpp lib would crash on windows. A lot of us got bit by that. If that’s the issue, I think there was a toolchain update to fix that? btw, I had that bug for like 5 years. I just wrote my own stdlib functions…