zsh: command not found about terminal-plus HOT 20 CLOSED

Okay so it loads the aliases but it isn't resolving the PATH properly. In Terminal-Plus can you run the command zsh --login. If that doesn't work then zsh -l might be it. That would place you in a new zsh shell. Check PATH once more in this new shell instance please.

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@siklodi-mariusz Some questions I have so I can figure out why this is happening:

1. What OS are you operating from?
   2. Which shell are you currently using? (You can check by going into the package settings and seeing what the default is for Shell Override) I just reread your issue and I see you are using zsh.

In Addition:
3. Does bundle work in your system's terminal?

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Sorry ,I forgot about the OS. I use Ubuntu 14.04
And yes bundle works in the system's terminal, I also have the zsh plugin for bundler which has some aliases that make bundle install become bi and so on. In my system's terminal bought work.

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So your aliases aren't appearing either? May I ask which zsh profile file
you are putting your alias settings in?

On Thu, Sep 17, 2015, 12:19 AM siklodi-mariusz [email protected]
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Sorry ,I forgot about the OS. I use Ubuntu 14.04
And yes bundle works in the system's terminal, I also have the zsh plugin
for bundler which has some aliases that make bundle install become bi and
so on. In my system's terminal bought work.

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The plugins are configured in ~/.zshrc. I don't think the plugins are the problem because I also have plugins for git and rvm and they work.

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If you enter the alias command, do you see your aliases? It might not be loading your zsh profile.

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Yes I do see them, alias | grep bundle returns this plus other commands.
bcn='bundle clean'
be='bundle exec'
bl='bundle list'
bo='bundle open'
bp='bundle package'
bu='bundle update'

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In your regular terminal if you type which bundle, what location does it give you?
You can check the path variable (echo $PATH) in the Terminal-Plus terminal to see if that path is there.

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Yep, this is the problem. When I run which bundle in my system's terminal I get: /home/mariusz/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.2/bin/bundle and the path is also present in $PATH.
The thing that this changes when I change the ruby version an gemset with rvm.
In Terminal-Plus when I echo $PATH I don't have that path, I have this:
/home/mariusz/npm-global/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games:/home/mariusz/.rvm/bin

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Yep, this works.

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So this fixes the issue? Fantastic. Did you end up using --login or -l?

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Yes it works all the comands seem to work fine. I used --login
So is this is? I just have to run this command after I open a termina-plus?
If I remember right I saw something in the settings of Terminal-plus an option to run a command when an instance was open but I can't find it now. It was removed?

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The option to add Shell Arguments should be there. I was actually going to include the command myself because it should do this by default.

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Ok, something else must be wrong because the only options I have are the colors.

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Oh, that's not good. What version of Atom are you on?

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1.0.2

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Ah yes. There was a bug in Atom for settings configurations like in Terminal-Plus. It was fixed by Atom version 1.0.8. Updating will fix the settings issue.

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Ok, great. Thank you very much for your help and for this great terminal package!

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Thank you for being patient with me while working out the issues. I hope you continue to enjoy the package.

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c44b662 fixes this issue.
Released in v0.4.1

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