`terminal-notifier` specifies non-existant Ruby version

[Gastove]

Hello!

I've just installed terminal-notifier; when I try to use it (in really any way), I get:

$ terminal-notifier -message "hi"
Failed to execute process '/usr/local/bin/terminal-notifier'. Reason:
The file '/usr/local/bin/terminal-notifier' specified the interpreter '/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.0/usr/bin/ruby', which is not an executable command.

On the one hand, this error message has a perfectly fair point -- the path it's looking for doesn't exist at all, and thus certainly isn't an executable command! On the other, I'm not sure... how it's calling in to that specific Ruby version at all. I have two different versions of Ruby installed -- 2.3 at /usr/bin/ruby and 2.4 at /usr/local/bin/ruby.

I am not sufficiently familiar with Ruby to have a good intuition about this: is the right answer to find a way to install Ruby 2.0 at the path above? Or is there something in terminal-notifier that needs tweaking?

Thanks very much!

Please check everything that applies to your issue:

• [x] I looked in closed issues and it has not already been answered
• [ ] My issue appeared with a terminal-notifier update
• [ ] I'm using a tool that uses terminal-notifier (guard-notifier, node-notifier...)

To help us debug your issue please include:

• the macOS version you use: mac0S High Sierra 10.13.2
• terminal-notifier version: 2.0.0
• how did you install terminal-notifier (binary download, homebrew, ruby gem...)?: brew
• step-by-step reproduction instructions:
  • Attempt to use terminal-notifier in any way. For instance: $ terminal-notifier -message "hi"

Common issues and solution:

(I checked all these and they don't seem to apply.)

[Gastove]

a-HEM Okay so, cool story: since teriminal-notifier was broken, I did a brew uninstall. Oddly, I kept getting terminal-notifier errors from a command-line tool that could optionally use it. Brew swore the package was gone -- but it turns out, a terminal-notifier script was still there under /usr/local/bin. I nuked that, re-installed with brew, and now everything works great. I have... ah. No idea how that happened, but it certainly isn't y'all's fault or problem.

Thanks for the package (which works great, especially when installed correctly ;P) and sorry for the issue-tracker noise ;P

[julienXX]

Cool! Glad it's working well for you :)