Closed danihodovic closed 9 years ago
Failed on Xubuntu 14.04, I can try a clean install again later if you need a stacktrace
A stacktrace would be very useful. I think you can simply unset tern_command
to re-trigger the installation process on the next startup.
Tried an install on vanilla Ubuntu and it seems to work fine. I must have change the permissions of my files
That's good to hear. If you ever run into the problem again, let me know. For now, I'm closing this since it looks like it seems likely to confuse people into trying to install Tern manually when they don't have to.
I don't think installing NPM packages globally is generally a good or common idea, so I think the claim that tern is usually in
/usr/bin/tern
isn't really valid. Did the automatic installer fail for you?