Bad Interpreter in WSL2

While using WSL2 to manage my jekyll posts, i ran into a problem where in the jekyll commands were getting a bad interpreter: No such file or directory error. After some research, the problem was because it was conflicting with a jekyll path installed on my win10 machine. Fixing this was fairly easy to do:

Create or update the wsl.conf
```
$ sudo vim /etc/wsl.conf
```
Add the following lines
```
[interop]
appendWindowsPath = false
```
Save and exit :x
Restart Ubuntu or your terminal