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Pure-fish z directory jumping
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in centos7.4 bash: argparse: command not found... #91

Closed YanJa closed 3 years ago

YanJa commented 3 years ago

root@devserver ~/d/i/itour# cat /etc/redhat-release CentOS Linux release 7.4.1708 (Core)

root@devserver ~/d/i/itour# z itour bash: argparse: command not found... ~/.config/fish/functions/z.fish (line 30): argparse $options -- $argv ^ in function 'z' called on line 25 of file ~/.config/fish/conf.d/z.fish with parameter list “itour”

in function 'z' called on standard input with parameter list “itour”

root@devserver ~/d/i/itour#

krobelus commented 3 years ago

bash: argparse: command not found...

This is weird, why is it running bash when you're calling z from fish. What's the output of type argparse? Maybe you have a script that overrides it, in that case using builtin argparse would work.

YanJa commented 3 years ago

I don't know, and i commented that line, no error now

krobelus commented 3 years ago

Oh well, yeah commenting it will disable any option parsing, then it always acts as if no flags were passed, which is alright for most uses I guess.

However, we should figure out why argparse does not work. Fish also uses it for git completions and some other functions, so you will probably run into problems at some point.

If you run type argparse and post the output we can try to help you. It should look like this:

$ type argparse
argparse is a builtin