I added scoop, then Starship just as the Starship official website says using the command scoop install starship
. Then I added the line copied from the Starship website to the PowerShell profile:
Invoke-Expression (&starship init powershell)
But it throws this error to the PowerShell window:
Invoke-Expression : Cannot bind argument to parameter 'Command' because it is null.
This is the only line in my PowerShell $Profile
.
But where is the problem, can you please figure out? The error is in the image below:
Simple solution
Change the link of your starship.exe as you need.
For further read, This is how I solved this...
Creating the file with notepad didn't work for me
First, if your PowerShell $profile doesn't exist, create a profile with this command in command line (creating the file with Notepad doesn't work).
Second, if you command notepad $profile, you can see, edit and save the file. Copy this code from official Starship site and paste it in the end of the $profile file
Invoke-Expression (&starship init powershell)
.Third, if it doesn't work, you may want to install vcredist2019. scoop install vcredist2019 didn't work for me. So, I downloaded from the official site.
Fourth, installing the vcredist2019 didn't solve it too. As @Olaf pointed out in the comment, you need quotation mark instead of parentheses,
Invoke-Expression "&starship init powershell"
.I don't think quotation is the way to write. If you restart your PowerShell and it doesn't work yet, you may still see a error or a line giving you the command with exact path to the Starship executable.
Fifth, replace the above code
Invoke-Expression "&starship init powershell"
in the $profile with that line.I hope this works.