Closed oranja closed 10 months ago
Hey!
I looked into this and, as expected, 'which' can't be used for finding the location of 'blueutil'. This is because the shell created for child_process.exec is a stripped down one. As far as I know, this policy is on MacOS's SIP side so there's not much I can do on that side.
The only fix to your issue that I could come up with is providing the option to override the exec's directory. This way you can use custom locations for 'blueutil' and still provide out-of-the-box compatibility with most machines.
If, for example, 'blueutil' is at '/home/oranja/.bin/blueutil', you should set the preference to '/home/oranja/.bin'.
This option is gonna come out with the next release.
@VladCuciureanu, thanks for looking into this and thanks for finding a creative solution!
Tested on my system with my custom homebrew/bin
path and it worked perfectly :)
Hello, First of all thanks for the cool extension!
I am using this on my work laptop and workplace recommends installing Homebrew under
/home/$USER/
folder instead of the usual folder. This causes an incompatibility withblueutil
since the current code searches for it only in a few predefined locations: https://github.com/VladCuciureanu/Toothpick/blob/5d686189288b0a47c50f3ce247b4fb4e1fa581ad/src/core/devices/devices.service.blueutil.ts#L6C2-L6C2Perhaps the
which
command can be used instead/first to see ifblueutil
is known in any of the system's search paths (i.e. listed in$PATH
)?which
is an ancient builtin command that should be available on every MacOS version that Raycast supports (12+).