Open jeremyflint opened 2 years ago
Getting the same thing on Ubuntu 20.04 running terminus 3.0.1. Verified that my system has rsync (at /usr/bin/rsync). Could this be an incompatibility with terminus 3.0.*?
If using Terminus 3, install via:
terminus self:plugin:install pantheon-systems/terminus-rsync-plugin
Perfect, thanks!
Worked for me! Thanks!
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Installing Terminus and rsync on m1pro macbook pro running Monterey. Everything seems to run fine:
`~ % mkdir -p ~/.terminus/plugins ~ % composer create-project --no-dev -d ~/.terminus/plugins pantheon-systems/terminus-rsync-plugin:~1 Creating a "pantheon-systems/terminus-rsync-plugin:~1" project at "./terminus-rsync-plugin" Installing pantheon-systems/terminus-rsync-plugin (1.1.0)
But when I try to run rsync, i get:
Command "rsync" is not defined.