Closed pstrings closed 1 year ago
Hello, I have the same issue. Steps I made: Added the path to the "Path" environment variables Open a new terminal (Powershell and CMD)
My path: C:\Users\myName\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\m\bin
I currently don't have ready access to a Windows environment for testing, but finding commands in the path isn't specific to m
. The solution would be to add the expected directory to the PATH environment variable for your operating system & shell environment.
I would also caveat that m
is generally tested in macOS and Linux environments. If you find any problems in Windows, a Git issue (or better yet, pull request) would be helpful.
Regards, Stennie
I have the m file in the path that the command is trying to access but instead it's throwing an error.
Here's the file in the exact path.