start-process-shell-command uses the users shell to start the given command. As syntax in Fish shell is slightly different (symon-darwin--maybe-start-process) doesn't work when $SHELL is Fish.
Maybe an easy solution to this would be to pipe the command to bash via bash -c. Not sure if it's that easy though.
start-process-shell-command
uses the users shell to start the given command. As syntax in Fish shell is slightly different(symon-darwin--maybe-start-process)
doesn't work when$SHELL
is Fish.Maybe an easy solution to this would be to pipe the command to bash via
bash -c
. Not sure if it's that easy though.