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However, there is no official API or nice, clean way of updating the environment variables of a running process. Chocolatey uses this script and you can copy that and use it too, but while this will work in 90+% of cases it isn't a perfect replication of the environment that a new PowerShell process would get. The "cleanest" way is to either just use a new PowerShell process (that isn't a child of your old one) or to use a package manager that doesn't rely on programs continuously appending their own entries to PATH, but rather uses just a single directory and puts shims to all installed programs in there - such as scoop instead of winget. Then you won't have this problem at all.
However, there is no official API or nice, clean way of updating the environment variables of a running process. Chocolatey uses this script and you can copy that and use it too, but while this will work in 90+% of cases it isn't a perfect replication of the environment that a new PowerShell process would get. The "cleanest" way is to either just use a new PowerShell process (that isn't a child of your old one) or to use a package manager that doesn't rely on programs continuously appending their own entries to PATH, but rather uses just a single directory and puts shims to all installed programs in there - such as scoop instead of winget. Then you won't have this problem at all.