I updated to macOs Ventura and ran the General Setup Script afterwards.
I had the following problem:
Homebrew was successfully installed but I got the warning:
/opt/homebrew/bin is not in your PATH.
Afterwards I get asked to run three commands to add Homebrew to my PATH.
But before I can do so the script continues with installing the Command Line Tools and other tools/apps. ➡️ I get the following error:
command not found: brew
I fixed this by:
running the three commands to add Homebrew to my PATH
running the General Setup Script again
Maybe there is a way to pause the script until the user has copied the three commands to add Homebrew to the PATH before it continues with the installation of the other tools/apps.
As far as I remember, we always had to run these commands manually, so this should not be related to the macOs Ventura update.
I updated to macOs Ventura and ran the General Setup Script afterwards.
I had the following problem:
I fixed this by:
Maybe there is a way to pause the script until the user has copied the three commands to add Homebrew to the PATH before it continues with the installation of the other tools/apps. As far as I remember, we always had to run these commands manually, so this should not be related to the macOs Ventura update.