convert with siril-cli script fails

I tried to convert RAW files in lights folder from a Windows command with siril-cli.exe script as shown.
The result is all files are converted to .fit format and a file light_conversion.txt is placed in the process directory. What is not there is the light_.seq file that I expected. Therefor the next calibrate command fails while no sequence file available. Or am I missing a step too take. Is there a separeate command needed to create this sequence?
If I get this working, I thought making a script for conversion , calibration an registring. And then cleanup a lot of big files that ar not needed for the stacking, before starting the second script that does the stacking. Cause my laptop runs out of disk with to many lights, and a separate big disk on usb3.2 port is a lot slower (hours more) then the ssd in my laptop and multiplies the processing time.

set ext=fits
(
echo requires 1.2.0
echo setext ext

Convert Light Frames to .fit files

echo cd lights
echo convert light -out=…/process
echo cd …\process

Calibrate Light Frames

calibrate light -cfa -equalize_cfa -debayer

echo cd …
echo close
) | “C:\Program Files\SiriL\bin\siril-cli.exe” -d C:\Users\Willem\Documents\Astro\SIRIL -s -

Hello, it is normal that the .seq file is not created on convert, it is created when loading sequences afterward.
The problem with your script here is that you use three dots in the paths instead of two. .. means parent directory, ... means directory or file named ...

I am sure there are two dots in the file. And otherwise there would be no converted files in the process folder I suppose. May be someting going wrong when I copy the text to the post. I send an imagefile of the script now.
This one works and converts the files, plus adds a textfile.


Thanks for pointing out how the sequense is created.
But I made another mistake and now it works.