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All commands throwing an error #25
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@travisroberts-sf Are you able to run a .yml file at all or does that fail also? |
Nope same thing:
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@travisroberts-sf Are you sure that the api permissions in iTerm2 were accepted properly? |
other than checking the box that enables the API is there any other place that needs to be enabled/granted? |
Any other thoughts of why this would be failing? |
@travisroberts-sf What is your python version and iTerm version? I noticed you also posted an issue that looks like you can now run a file. Is this issue still valid? |
Yes I got it working. I’m not sure exactly what I did but it works.
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@travisroberts-sf <https://github.com/travisroberts-sf> What is your
python version and iTerm version? I noticed you also posted an issue that
looks like you can now run a file. Is this issue still valid?
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@travisroberts-sf There is a pull request open that fixes this issue. I was able to reproduce it. |
Thanks, this should be fine in |
This problem was solved on 0.3.9? I'm with this version and it still happening. Python 3.8.9 under asdf.
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When I issue any of the commands available (-c, -h or -n) (but not -v) I am getting the following exception and I'm not really sure where the error is stemming from:
Any suggestions? I do have and use PyEnv on my laptop, could that have anything to do with it?
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