Open ghost opened 3 years ago
What is your .zshrc
file look like?
Its typically in the following path:
~/.zshrc
If it doesn't have
source ./path/to/z/z.sh
in it then the command will not be loaded into your shell.
Ah I didn't see that you installed it via homebrew. I've always installed it by cloning it and then specifying it in my .zshrc
file. Try that it might help.
Homebrew downloads the file for you, but you still need to add . /usr/local/etc/profile.d/z.sh
to your .zshrc
May be you need to let the ~/.zshrc take effect. https://github.com/rupa/z/pull/300/commits/8025f9f45c9f66cf0795b4b61b13780687eccb05
in case it helps anyone, the bottom of #229 indicated that there was a change in the path of the homebrew install - its in /usr/homebrew
now - see issue for ful path and details
I don't see a changed path. What are you referring to?
I installed it via Homebrew on an M1 machine. When I type " z folderiwanttogetto " it just says "zsh: command not found: z" Am I doing something wrong? Help!