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Try to run irb, ruby, mix, or iex. On my system they all just sit on a blinking cursor.
I can run any of those commands from any path that doesn't have a space, as far as I can tell. Furthermore, running the bin directly seems to work. (i.e. ~/.asdf/installs/ruby/2.2.3/bin/irb)
Of course, my favorite option would be to avoid naming my directories with spaces, but I don't always have full say in the matter.
*Update I was originally trying this in Bash on Fedora 22. When I try the same thing from OS X, the screen will spam "usage: dirname path".
P.S. I've been quietly using asdf for about six months now, and love it! I don't have much experience with Bash programming, but if the cause of this doesn't seem immediately obvious to you I would be willing to try to track this down.
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Steps to reproduce:
mkdir My\ Stuff && cd My\ Stuff
irb
,ruby
,mix
, oriex
. On my system they all just sit on a blinking cursor.I can run any of those commands from any path that doesn't have a space, as far as I can tell. Furthermore, running the bin directly seems to work. (i.e.
~/.asdf/installs/ruby/2.2.3/bin/irb
)Of course, my favorite option would be to avoid naming my directories with spaces, but I don't always have full say in the matter.
*Update I was originally trying this in Bash on Fedora 22. When I try the same thing from OS X, the screen will spam "usage: dirname path".
P.S. I've been quietly using asdf for about six months now, and love it! I don't have much experience with Bash programming, but if the cause of this doesn't seem immediately obvious to you I would be willing to try to track this down.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: