Expected behavior
As a IDEasy user on MacOS, I want to install IDEasy and use it seamless so that it automates my IDE and saves my time instead of wasting it.
Actual behavior
After the installation, when I open a new terminal I get:
~/.zshrc:1: command not found: -e
~/.zshrc:2: command not found: devon
~/.zshrc:source:11: no such file or directory: /_ide/installation/functions
The ide CLI command is not working and ideasy is also not found.
Steps to reproduce (bug) / Use Case of feature request (enhancement)
- download IDEasy 2025.02.001-beta for MacOS
- run the
setup script on MacOS.
Related/Dependent Issues
#1055
Comments/Hints:
trivial bug with inverted if condition:
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if (this.context.getSystemInfo().isWindows()) { |
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lines.add("export IDE_ROOT=\"" + WindowsPathSyntax.MSYS.format(ideRoot) + "\""); |
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} |
Affected version:
- OS: Linux/Mac (also undesired effect on Windows where IDE_ROOT is defined in
.bashrc AND in Windows user environment variables)
- 2025.02.001-beta
Expected behavior
As a IDEasy user on MacOS, I want to install IDEasy and use it seamless so that it automates my IDE and saves my time instead of wasting it.
Actual behavior
After the installation, when I open a new terminal I get:
The
ideCLI command is not working andideasyis also not found.Steps to reproduce (bug) / Use Case of feature request (enhancement)
setupscript on MacOS.Related/Dependent Issues
#1055
Comments/Hints:
trivial bug with inverted if condition:
IDEasy/cli/src/main/java/com/devonfw/tools/ide/tool/IdeasyCommandlet.java
Lines 269 to 271 in d989ef7
Affected version:
.bashrcAND in Windows user environment variables)