How to enter WSL automatically whenever cmd.exe is lauched?












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Is it possible to let cmd.exe run wsl whenever it is lauched?



I am asking this because I use a program (Stata) that can run shell script by opening cmd.exe. But, all the shell scripts are written for Bash. (I also use Mac). I will not need to change any code when I move between two computers (mac & win), if cmd can automatically lauch wsl so that all the bash command can be interpreted correctly.



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    Is it possible to let cmd.exe run wsl whenever it is lauched?



    I am asking this because I use a program (Stata) that can run shell script by opening cmd.exe. But, all the shell scripts are written for Bash. (I also use Mac). I will not need to change any code when I move between two computers (mac & win), if cmd can automatically lauch wsl so that all the bash command can be interpreted correctly.



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      Is it possible to let cmd.exe run wsl whenever it is lauched?



      I am asking this because I use a program (Stata) that can run shell script by opening cmd.exe. But, all the shell scripts are written for Bash. (I also use Mac). I will not need to change any code when I move between two computers (mac & win), if cmd can automatically lauch wsl so that all the bash command can be interpreted correctly.



      Thanks!










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      Is it possible to let cmd.exe run wsl whenever it is lauched?



      I am asking this because I use a program (Stata) that can run shell script by opening cmd.exe. But, all the shell scripts are written for Bash. (I also use Mac). I will not need to change any code when I move between two computers (mac & win), if cmd can automatically lauch wsl so that all the bash command can be interpreted correctly.



      Thanks!







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