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emacsclient path not symlinked as part of installation #88
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The snap should set up an automatic alias for |
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Yep so the alias is there - and there should be a symlink in |
no sadly - just passing on what I found from the other issue, but looks like it may be a problem with |
I think it may be more likely a problem with your system - have you by chance manually compiled and installed emacs previously? If so, I suspect there may be symlinks left over in
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no - this is all on a fresh install of ubuntu 22.04 - only installed via snap
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Hmm weird - so I use magit myself and have never had any issues with it and the emacs snap. On my machine I see So I can only presume this is an issue with your local configuration... I'll close this issue since there isn't a lot we can do on the snap side of things but am happy to help you try and diagnose what is happening if you need. |
hi alex - many thanks for maintaining the emacs-snap :)
I did a clean-install of emacs / ubuntu 22.04 and had some trouble getting magit to use emacsclient.
Based on magit/with-editor#125 - I had to run this command:
sudo ln -s /snap/bin/emacsclient /usr/local/bin/emacsclient
would be helpful if this was added to the install workflow. unsure where it gets added or I'd have opened a PR
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