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Recently, Arch Linux made a change where /bin and /sbin are now symlinked to /usr/bin. As a result, only /usr/bin is added to the PATH. fish then sees this PATH, freaks out that it doesn't have /bin, and adds /bin to the end, which is kind of odd.
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I'm not against making the change suggested in #854, but can you explain what the current behaviour breaks? As far as I can see, the current code appends /bin to the existing path, and any overrides from ccache or similar should be prepended.
(Lots of OSes have /bin as a symlink to /usr/bin.)
Recently, Arch Linux made a change where /bin and /sbin are now symlinked to /usr/bin. As a result, only /usr/bin is added to the PATH. fish then sees this PATH, freaks out that it doesn't have /bin, and adds /bin to the end, which is kind of odd.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: