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dotset doesn't seem to pickup on newly installed gems. #1

Closed jedschneider closed 11 years ago

jedschneider commented 12 years ago

installed a gem 'gem install showoff', tried to execute the gem and it didn't pickup on the path. opened a new terminal window and it picked up from my rbenv/shims directory right away.

mkitt commented 12 years ago

I have a feeling it has something to do with the PATH variable. What happens when you install a gem and then type reload (just an alias to source the files again) in the same Terminal window. Does it pick up the executable then?

jayzes commented 11 years ago

Did you run rbenv rehash after installing showoff?

analyticsPierce commented 11 years ago

after completing install I get -bash: __git_ps1: command not found

haven't had issues yet, git works fine. just not sure what it means.

jayzes commented 11 years ago

@analyticsPierce does that persist after reloading the shell?

analyticsPierce commented 11 years ago

affirmative.

Jay Zeschin wrote:

@analyticsPierce https://github.com/analyticsPierce does that persist after reloading the shell?

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mkitt commented 11 years ago

We've seen this before:

https://github.com/modeset/dotset/commit/4d3d848b9b2c667773aed0fba957f09af8f7b427

Basically bash can't find that function. Did you install Git via Homebrew and do you have Git completion installed? Are either of these files (from the link above) in your system?

analyticsPierce commented 11 years ago

So I checked and had everything listed. I did install Git via brew and git completion is installed. I ended up uninstalling and reinstalling / updating. Then it started working. Great!

Thanks,

Pierce

Matthew Kitt wrote:

We've seen this before:

4d3d848 https://github.com/modeset/dotset/commit/4d3d848b9b2c667773aed0fba957f09af8f7b427

Basically bash can't find that function. Did you install Git via Homebrew and do you have Git completion installed? Are either of these files (from the link above) in your system?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/modeset/dotset/issues/1#issuecomment-11745009.

Jason Pierce

The Marketing Science Department Digital Analytics + Data Science

p: 720.210.5968 f: 609.367.0389 e: jason@marketingscience.co skype, im + tw: analyticsPierce