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OSX 12.3 Installed via brew Shell: bash
brew
When selecting a command via the \c-h menu and using hoard.bash, it returns to bash without any text filled out.
\c-h
hoard.bash
Changing the system shell to zsh chsh -s /bin/zsh and using hoard.zsh, it does work as expected.
chsh -s /bin/zsh
hoard.zsh
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Thanks for reporting @deebsman ! Ill take a look at it when I got access to a mac system again
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@deebsman Is your default .bashrc location in your home directory? Unfortunately, I'm not able to reproduce it on a macOS system with a bash shell yet
.bashrc
Also can you verify that this is completly included in your .bashrc? install.sh should be copying this piece of code into .bashrc
install.sh
After running install.sh it created the ~/.bashrc file, however it still has the same issue. (I was previously manually sourcing hoard.bash to test)
~/.bashrc
I installed hoard on a second macbook (M1 chip this time) and got the following error: hoard: Bad CPU type in executable 😄
hoard: Bad CPU type in executable
Hyde46
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OSX 12.3
Installed via
brew
Shell: bash
When selecting a command via the
\c-h
menu and usinghoard.bash
, it returns to bash without any text filled out.Changing the system shell to zsh
chsh -s /bin/zsh
and usinghoard.zsh
, it does work as expected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: