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Do GitHub operations from the `git` command
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.../lib/git-hub.d/bash+.bash: line 1: ../../ext/bashplus/lib/bash+.bash: No such file or directory #254

Open OleksiyRudenko opened 5 years ago

OleksiyRudenko commented 5 years ago

Hi!

First of all, your git-subrepo is just great and works like a charm.

I have installed git-hub under Windows Git Bash by

git clone https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-hub ~/bin/git-hub
echo 'source ~/bin/git-hub/.rc' >> ~/.bashrc

Now any git hub command reports /c/Users/oleksiy/bin/git-hub/lib/git-hub.d/bash+.bash: line 1: ../../ext/bashplus/lib/bash+.bash: No such file or directory

My idea was that default permissions under ~/bin/ might be insufficient, so I placed git-hub in a place similar to where git-subrepo is installed at (and git-subrepo works fine) and changed source instruction in .bashrc as appropriate.

Now .bashrc looks as follows:

source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-subrepo/.rc"
source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-hub/.rc"

Now Windows Git Bash at launch reports:

bash: cd: $'/d\nFiles.portable/git.scripts/git-hub': No such file or directory
bash: /c/Users/oleksiy/share/enable-completion.sh: No such file or directory

And git hub <anything> reports git: 'hub' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.

Will appreciate any suggestions on the above.

mreedmdev commented 4 years ago

Hi!

First of all, your git-subrepo is just great and works like a charm.

I have installed git-hub under Windows Git Bash by

git clone https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-hub ~/bin/git-hub
echo 'source ~/bin/git-hub/.rc' >> ~/.bashrc

Now any git hub command reports /c/Users/oleksiy/bin/git-hub/lib/git-hub.d/bash+.bash: line 1: ../../ext/bashplus/lib/bash+.bash: No such file or directory

My idea was that default permissions under ~/bin/ might be insufficient, so I placed git-hub in a place similar to where git-subrepo is installed at (and git-subrepo works fine) and changed source instruction in .bashrc as appropriate.

Now .bashrc looks as follows:

source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-subrepo/.rc"
source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-hub/.rc"

Now Windows Git Bash at launch reports:

bash: cd: $'/d\nFiles.portable/git.scripts/git-hub': No such file or directory
bash: /c/Users/oleksiy/share/enable-completion.sh: No such file or directory

And git hub <anything> reports git: 'hub' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.

Will appreciate any suggestions on the above.

Hi!

First of all, your git-subrepo is just great and works like a charm.

I have installed git-hub under Windows Git Bash by

git clone https://github.com/ingydotnet/git-hub ~/bin/git-hub
echo 'source ~/bin/git-hub/.rc' >> ~/.bashrc

Now any git hub command reports /c/Users/oleksiy/bin/git-hub/lib/git-hub.d/bash+.bash: line 1: ../../ext/bashplus/lib/bash+.bash: No such file or directory

My idea was that default permissions under ~/bin/ might be insufficient, so I placed git-hub in a place similar to where git-subrepo is installed at (and git-subrepo works fine) and changed source instruction in .bashrc as appropriate.

Now .bashrc looks as follows:

source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-subrepo/.rc"
source "/d/Program Files.portable/git.scripts/git-hub/.rc"

Now Windows Git Bash at launch reports:

bash: cd: $'/d\nFiles.portable/git.scripts/git-hub': No such file or directory
bash: /c/Users/oleksiy/share/enable-completion.sh: No such file or directory

And git hub <anything> reports git: 'hub' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.

Will appreciate any suggestions on the above.

DId make any progress on this issue?

OleksiyRudenko commented 4 years ago

@mreedmdev no, i didn't make any progress on this. Resorted to https://github.com/github/hub instead