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Simple one: during init on Mint Linux, I see:
command not found: gedit
This is because gedit is assumed. Mint uses xed. Can we make this an ENV, or maybe it could try for both?
xed
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Hi @hlascelles,
Thank you for your feedback and reporting this issue.
I just fixed that: I've added the xed editor to an editor list so if you don't have gedit installed, it will fallback on xed.
gedit
Also, I've added an environment variable to force the editor value so you can also use MONDAY_EDITOR=xed(or another value) if you want.
MONDAY_EDITOR=xed
I hope it will satisfy your needs. Closing this issue now, feel free to re-open if you have other issues concerning this subject.
This will be shipped into v1.0.7 version in the coming days.
v1.0.7
For more information, see PR https://github.com/eko/monday/pull/22/files
Thank you
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Great, thanks, looks good, I will give the next version a go when it's out. Thank you for jumping on it.
Works great, thanks!
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Simple one: during init on Mint Linux, I see:
This is because gedit is assumed. Mint uses
xed
. Can we make this an ENV, or maybe it could try for both?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: