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tmux-tokyo-night theme failed to install on tmux #10

Closed ciscohack closed 6 months ago

ciscohack commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I tried to download the Tokyo theme in my Tmux but it keeps failing on installation. can you please help fixing this problem

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ciscohack commented 1 year ago

I think issue is with Tmux script

!/usr/bin/env bash <<< I am running macOS 14 on M2 mac which has default zsh please help to fix the issue

CURRENT_DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"

"${CURRENT_DIR}/src/theme.sh"

ciscohack commented 1 year ago

Any help plsease

fabioluciano commented 1 year ago

Hi friend! how are you :)

How is your tmux.conf file?

ciscohack commented 1 year ago

@fabioluciano Hey I am very much fine my friend thanks for your response... I was waiting for your msg. So I am using Oh-my-tmux and it's config ..it was working on the macOS 13 intel model but recently I changed my laptop to M2 and macOs 14 and noticed this stopped working and giving me an error which I mentioned.. Any specific config you looking for then let me know

Davey-Hughes commented 1 year ago

Hey I ran into this issue too- the version of bash that ships with MacOS is very old- if you install a newer version of bash such as through homebrew, the /usr/bin/env bash shebang should pick it up and run the script. If the env bash doesn't pick it up, you can figure out where your package manager installed bash with where bash in zsh, and it should give you something like /opt/homebrew/bin/bash and you can change the script to point to that directly.

ciscohack commented 1 year ago

@Davey-Hughes Thanks. It's strange that macOS 14 is coming up with an old bash .. this tmux theme was working fine on Ventura so Sonoma must have a higher or equal version right? so ideally it should work

joelebeau commented 11 months ago

Hey I ran into this issue too- the version of bash that ships with MacOS is very old- if you install a newer version of bash such as through homebrew, the /usr/bin/env bash shebang should pick it up and run the script. If the env bash doesn't pick it up, you can figure out where your package manager installed bash with where bash in zsh, and it should give you something like /opt/homebrew/bin/bash and you can change the script to point to that directly.

Installed newer bash via Homebrew and it worked like a charm. Thanks. Before upgrading I only had the system's bash which was 3.3 and didn't support the array syntax in the palletes.

heero7 commented 7 months ago

Hey I ran into this issue too- the version of bash that ships with MacOS is very old- if you install a newer version of bash such as through homebrew, the /usr/bin/env bash shebang should pick it up and run the script. If the env bash doesn't pick it up, you can figure out where your package manager installed bash with where bash in zsh, and it should give you something like /opt/homebrew/bin/bash and you can change the script to point to that directly.

Just wanted to say this is something I had to do as well. Simply just ran brew install bash. Then ran where bash and it showed me

/opt/homebrew/bin/bash
/bin/bash
/opt/homebrew/bin/bash

Then it started working!