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I downloaded gitlab-runner.exe file and need to share this file for accessories from any place on the disk.

So, I created an environment variable, using UI:

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Also, I created an environment, using CLI:

set gitlab-runnner=d:\GitlubRunner\gitlab-runner.exe

But I still can't accept the gitlab-runner.exe from the other folder. Now is available for me only:

%GitLab_Runner%
%gitlab-runner%

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  • Neet to add: the environment that I created by CLI (%gitlab-runner%) not works after rebooting
Valentyn Hruzytskyi
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But I still can't accept the GitLab-runner.exe from the other folder.

You need to update the PATH system environment variable to include a path to this executable. You indicated that %gitlab_runner% is working, which is an indication, your system variable GITLAB_RUNNER system variable is configured properly.

However, you have a conflicting system variable that should be removed, it's necessary to define GITLUB_RUNNER as a user and system variable. You really should delete both of those system variables, and only create user system variables, unless this machine is used by multiple users. If that is the case, then the user variables should be deleted, and only the system variables used.

You can still create a user variable GITLAB_RUNNER so you can use %GITLAB_RUNNER% in a script to execute the executable.

Need to add: the environment that I created by CLI (%gitlab-runner%) not works after rebooting

You have not made a GITLAB-RUNNER environmental variable. So %gitlab-runner% won't work until you do. However, the reason your unable to launch GitLab-runner.exe from any directory is due to the PATH variable still not containing a the not being updated to include d:\GitlubRunner\

Ramhound
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