Swiftly installed for bash although I'm using fish
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Did you restart your shell between setting your default shell to fish and running swiftly? |
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I'm fairly sure that would be a yes. |
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even then, it shouldn't matter? I'm invoking the installation from |
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If your current shell is fish it should provide setup for fish. |
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Yes my current shell was indeed fish. |
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I'm not 100% up to date with the situation. Is this script supposed to be rewritten in some way? Otherwise I can try and debug. |
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swiftly-install.sh uses the This all will shortly be moving to swiftly itself (see #127), so it probably isn't worth debugging too much. |
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@MahdiBM the new install mechanism through the |
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@cmcgee1024 are these changes tagged / released? How can I test the new |
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@MahdiBM we're working towards a new release, but it hasn't happened quite yet. Best way to give swiftly a try right now is to use an environment where you have swift 6.x installed and run the following on this repo at the main branch: This will print out the location of the final tar/pkg file that you can use to install swiftly somewhere else. In either case, you'll run the |
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@cmcgee1024 thank you for the notice, currently not in the mood to go through the installation steps, even though i've done similar things a couple dozen times and it's likely not going to take much time 😅 just being honest. I'll see if i can find the mood and time sometime soon. Let me know if you think this is urgent or something and i can skip my mood and just do it 😅. |
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I solved this by manually constructing a
env.fishbased on what the installer would do, and then executing that.This is on a Ubuntu 22.04 VPS, where i installed
fishusing apt and setfishas the default shell:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: