Closed istocniks closed 7 years ago
Same issue here. Enter key doesn't seem to have any effect. Other plugins work.
In case it's relevant, I'm using Bash 4 (installed via brew):
brew install bash
@istocniks @m-thomson yes, you can check console for that.
1) Type settings and turn on developer mode, turn on "show in menu bar";
2) Toggle Cerebro window and from tray menu select development → dev tools (main), switch to console
tab;
3) Reload everything (development → reload);
4) Try to use shell plugin and check what do you have in console;
can you turn on developer mode in preferences, open dev-tools from tray menu → development → dev tools (main) and check what do you have in console?
Huston, we have a problem, nothing happens when I click development → dev tools (main) You should think of adding a standard mac os logging that would be seen in the standard mac os console app
@istocniks I think I know what you mean:) Probably dev tools are shown under other application. Try to set focus to main cerebro window and use cmd+~ to switch between windows.
got it! here's what I've got
@istocniks can you click on the triangle on the left side of error to see stacktrace of the exception?
here it is
@istocniks can you try new version of this plugin?
Works now, thanks!
Typing
$ pwd
and hitting Enter doesn't do anything for me, are there any local logs that I could send you for debugging?