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antidote-main: command not found #158
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Unfortunately, this isn't enough to go on to help you solve it. There's nothing preventing antidote from working on a proper Zsh install on Android, but I can't debug your setup. If you want to post your config as well as version numbers I can have a look and see if anything sticks out. I would recommend paring down to a small simple config just to test and make sure you have everything set up properly. |
@mattmc3 i have added |
Just did a complete reinstallation of Termux and setup antidote from scratch still this error shows up. Running
On my Windows machine running git bash where i don't face this issue, running the same returns the following
Maybe antidote is unable to create the function properly on termux in its current state |
Hello @mattmc3 |
I don't have a way to test on termux, but nothing you've posted looks out of the ordinary. You might try simplifying your config to this and see if it is working for you, and then slowly add back the parts until you find what breaks:
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I just wiped clean my .zshrc and only having the 2 lines you mentioned, running antidote update outputs the following. The command itself seems to be working, although there's some error at the end
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How did you install antidote? Seems like you have an incomplete install? You should remove and re-clone:
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I had installed it with this command directly within my ZDOTDIR Edit - Even after running the 2 commands you mentioned, i am still getting that same error |
I am trying to use antidote on Termux Android with zsh. When .zshrc got sourced the very first time, antidote did pulled all the plugins correctly. But now when i am running
antidote update
, it outputs the error mentioned in the title. This issue doesn't happen on both of my systems running Windows & Linux using antidote. Not really sure what's causing this issue here.zshrc -
.zsh_plugins.txt
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