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doctorfree / nvim-lazyman

Neovim configuration manager and Lazy/Lua/Mason based Neovim config. Manage multiple Neovim configurations with the lazyman command. ☕
https://lazyman.dev
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zsh issue with .nvimbind #54

Closed nyaahilism closed 7 months ago

nyaahilism commented 9 months ago

For some reason ZSH keeps reading the bind command for the Bash Shell inside of the .nvimbind file

/.config/nvim-Lazyman/.nvimsbind:08: command not found: bind
/.config/nvim-Lazyman/.nvimsbind:17: command not found: bind

I’ve attempted to solve it on my own but I’m like completely new to all this which is why I want to set up a good NVIM config to help me out on my path to learning how to program…

I love Lazyman btw it’s such an amazing project!

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doctorfree commented 9 months ago

I also use zsh. Let's see what you're environment tells us. What do the following commands output:

echo $SHELL
echo $ZSH_VERSION

The .nvimsbind file uses these to figure out which shell you are running. The test it performs is on:

$SHELL -c 'echo $ZSH_VERSION'

What do those commands output when logged in as the user getting the bind not found errors?

Thanks for the kind words!

doctorfree commented 8 months ago

@nyaahilism I ran into this same problem in a Docker container where I installed Lazyman and solved it by adding the following line to my ~/.zshrc:

export SHELL=/bin/zsh

If your login shell is zsh you may be able to do something similar in your ~/.zshrc, using the appropriate path to zsh. You can find the path to zsh with a command like type zsh or command -v zsh.