Closed daenney closed 9 years ago
@daenney I think I know what could be wrong. If you don't mind me asking,
I have the same issue, ArchLinux and I'm using zsh.
@miguelcarax Is that your default shell? Or did you override it in the settings?
Bash it's default, but i'm using zsh out of atom
Edit: default is /bin/zsh
Interesting. It is picking up on the correct shell yet it is having trouble launching it. In the next 20 minutes I'll release an update. Let's see if it fixes the issue.
Nice! I'll notice if it's fixed :) thx
@miguelcarax The next update won't fix the issue, but it will leave the terminal open after the issue. If you could copy and paste the output here so I can see it, that would be very helpful.
In my case it's OS X 10.11 with Fish 2.2 as my default shell.
@daenney If you could tell me what happens now with the latest update, that would be very helpful.
This is what I get:
cd /Users/daenney/Development/spotify/puppet/modules/hostbase/manifests; clear; pwd
login: -fish: No such file or directory
Or, from another location:
login: -fish: No such file or directory
cd /Users/daenney; clear; pwd
@daenney Thanks. I posted an update. Let me know if this fixes your issue.
Yap, aces! :100:
Just got exactly this problem running a terminal pane with “Shell Override” option set to just fish
:
execvp(3) failed.: No such file or directory
It was strange because I not got this error yesterday. Set it to /usr/local/bin/fish
as in my OS X Terminal.app options and it works great.
Maybe you will add more human-understandable error on this exception? Like “Shell Override is set to missing binary, please change this option (try to copy this from your other terminal settings that you already set up).” or something similar.
Just putting fish
should work unless /usr/local/bin
is not located in your PATH environment variable. The error you see is provided by a dependency of Terminal-Plus but you are right. The errors should be more understandable. I will look into getting that fixed.
If I wrote just fish
into Terminal.app, it launches. So /usr/local/bin
is located into PATH
.
When I try to open up the terminal the pane slides open, something is printed and then slides shut again. I can't see what exactly but I expect some kind of error.