Instructions to source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env are not prominent enough

[Danjoe4]

What were you trying to install (or what else went wrong)?

jq

What exactly did you do?

curl -sS https://webi.sh/jq | sh

What went wrong?

jq is not added to path

Which OS did you try on?

• Mac
• Windows
• Linux

What type of computer (i.e. laptop, desktop, Raspberry Pi)?

• Laptop or Desktop (amd64 / x86-64)
• Raspberry Pi (ARM-64)
• Other (please specify, if you know)

more info

system is GNU/Linux/x86_64 with libc & curl+wget

when running the command again:

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                        (your system is GNU/Linux/x86_64 with libc & curl+wget)

Bootstrapping Webi
    Found ~/.local/bin/webi
    Running ~/.local/bin/webi jq@stable

Installing jq ...
    Found  ~/.local/bin
    'jq v1.7.1' already installed:
    ~/.local/bin/jq => ~/.local/opt/jq-v1.7.1/bin/jq

[coolaj86]

Hey @Danjoe4,

During the first install you would have been instructed to source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env or to close and reopen your terminal (or, in the case of zsh, it must be sourced because zsh has shared login sessions).

That instruction only appears one time, because it is added to the PATH in such a way that future invocations of the script will detect it as present and not show the message again.

I do have planned to add this to the webpage as well.