Closed leucos closed 2 years ago
bienv does not currently work in sudo situations. For instance:
sudo termshark -i eth0
fails, as weel as
sudo $(which termshark)
One way to make it work would be to completely dereference the binary, e.g.
sudo ~/.binenv/binaries/termshark/2.2.0 -i eth0
A new expand command would allow retrieving the proper path for commands:
expand
sudo $(binenv expand termshark) -i eth0
(unless we find a better solution)
bienv does not currently work in sudo situations. For instance:
fails, as weel as
One way to make it work would be to completely dereference the binary, e.g.
A new
expandcommand would allow retrieving the proper path for commands:(unless we find a better solution)