Error while running bootstrap about dotfiles HOT 10 CLOSED

Aside from the error being listed in your terminal, did you notice any issues after installation (e.g. zsh completion doesn't work, spark wasn't installed, etc.)?

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the dotfiles didn`t work at all :/

On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 8:06 PM, David Larson [email protected]:

Aside from the error being listed in your terminal, did you notice any
issues after installation (e.g. zsh completion doesn't work, spark wasn't
installed, etc.)?

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Atenciosamente,
Carlos Alexandro Becker
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Did anything get symlinked into your home directory (check by entering "ls -ld .*" into your terminal, without the quotes).

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nope :/

On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 12:05 AM, David Larson [email protected]:

Did anything get symlinked into your home directory (check by entering
*ls -l . **

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Well that's weird.

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A lot. I'll try again tomorrow and update you guys.

Thanks.
Em 11/03/2013 00:43, "Zach Holman" [email protected] escreveu:

Well that's weird.

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Try changing the first line from #!/bin/zsh to #!/bin/sh.

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just wanted to note: this has been changed, because of #76

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Cross posting why this user is failing on script/bootstrap:

Under the assumption that zsh is not currently installed, given that it has not been stated yet by the original issue poster. It is failing because the script is basically running in an empty environment, bound to fail until ZSH gets installed or the user makes the switch to #!/bin/bash or #!/bin/sh (which is a ploy to get the script to /bin/bash anyways).

On a mac run /bin/sh --version for proof that you'll end up running in the bash shell anyways, even if you have your shell set to be zsh.

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It worked! Thanks a lot.

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