zsh: no matches found

[rajbeniwal]

I got this message every time i ran my rake task.

zsh: no matches found: live:debug:cucumber:feature[features_file]

works fine in bash.

Any idea?

[nlemke]

I have the same issue when I use

rake new_post["whatever"]

on the octopress framework!
http://octopress.org/

[tyok]

Add alias rake='noglob rake' in your .zshrc. I found that out from here, because Google is my best friend.

[nlemke]

thank you! it works :/

[rajbeniwal]

Thanx it works :-)

[juanpabloaj]

thanks

[massat]

thanx!!!

[sardaukar]

thanks!

[draffauf]

I was bitten by this one too. It pops back up when I try to run a rake task via foreman. For example, it happens on something like this:

foreman run -e .env, .env.development rake math:add[2,2,"easy"]

[allaire]

Use alias rake="noglob bundled_rake" if you're like me and are using the bundler plugin!

thanks

[RobotGetsBored]

I usually alias my rake command to use bundle exec, so I had to do: alias rake="noglob bundle exec rake".

[alexbeletsky]

@tyok thanks a lot for that tip, helped me!

[borysboyko]

@tyok Thank you, saved me some trouble just now! 👍

[trev]

👍

[kimohashem]

you can use

rake name_space:task_name[param]

[attilakreiner]

👍

[Catorpilor]

great thx

[mcornella]

This can be closed since a solution was found. Also, if you want you can add the plugin 'rake', which has these aliases, and it will be updated over time, instead of your own aliases in .zshrc.
CLOSABLE

[robbyrussell]

Closing per the advice of #2568.

[chrishough]

Perfect fix @allaire :: thank you 👍

[acrogenesis]

I get this error when running
heroku addons:add deployhooks:http --url=https://munett.slack.com/services/hooks/heroku?token=some-token it works ok on bash

[sadfuzzy]

thanks!

[kelabang]

wow, thats working.. thanks

[kanavmalhotra]

on executing below command:
nfs share -o anon=root,sec=sys,rw=,ro=@172.17.111.63 p-C163616-cli/f-C163616-cli
I get the following error:
zsh:1: no matches found: anon=root,sec=sys,rw=,ro=@
pls help?

[mcornella]

@kanavmalhotra quote the arguments so that @ is not interpreted as a globbing character, which are used to pattern-match files.

nfs share -o "anon=root,sec=sys,rw=,ro=@172.17.111.63" p-C163616-cli/f-C163616-cli

[kajatiger]

When I run
bundle exec rake plugin:spec["discourse-sync-*"]
I get
zsh: no matches found: plugin:spec[discourse-sync-*]
although I added
alias rake="noglob bundle exec rake"

[jpcmf]

I love zsh, but im getting some ridiculous error and i don't know where and how fix it
When I run ➜ ~ sudo apt-get remove --purge *mysql\*
zsh return zsh: no matches found: *mysql*

[mcornella]

@jpcmf quote the asterisks or zsh will try to expand the argument to files whose name contains mysql. Any parameter that contains *, ? or other globbing chars have to be quoted.

[rodnertj]

A little late, this worked for me, add this guy in the .zshrc:
unsetopt nomatch

[schinery]

Even later... you can also wrap the rake task call in single quotes and run using a regular rake call, like so:

rake 'my:task[var1,var2]'

The downside to this is that it will treat all your passed variables as strings.

[payolemo]

@schinery This worked perfectly for me, thanks a lot!

[xentatt]

@schinery yep, this also worked for me, thanks!

[mcornella]

If you need to pass in variables, use double quotes ("). Locking the issue since it's been resolved for a while.