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Update not working (error with upgrade.sh) #549
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I also have this problem. Seems that the variable $ZSH is empty within the upgrade script. Works if I hardcode the path to .oh-my-zsh in the tools/upgrade.sh script. |
I also had troubles upgrading. Manually executing Iernies trick worked. Seems like $ZSH isn"t working inside upgrade.sh even though it is working otherwise. |
Same problem here. Hopefully it will be fixed upstream soon. |
This was introduced by commit 1a673fc
Temporary workaround, change your
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Thanks for the temporary workaround |
worked as well.. thanks #toolbear |
+1 |
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+1 |
Folks: there"s no new update since August 30 hence no updates coming with "git pull origin master". When there are updates, this issue will be fixed. Just be patient… :) |
Why doesn"t this issue warrant an update? |
Hello, I"m a bit lost, sorry. I"ve got this problem and I can"t install oh-my-zsh because I"ve already installed it (makes sense). So what should I do? Thank you! _kud |
@kud have you tried the temporary workaround #549 (comment) |
I"ve pulled the git repo and added your line, seems ok. Cheers! |
does anyone know why this isn"t being resolved? while not critical, it seems jarring and widespread. |
I think most people get by with a simple |
@trevor it should be resolved. My pull request with a fix was accepted. However, once you"ve been bitten you have to fix your repo manually as @sunaku suggests. Alternatively you can do the workaround in my comment above. After that, auto update should work for you the next time. |
Fixes ohmyzsh#549. Specify ZSH=$ZSH explicitly when invoking the auto update scripts.
Fixes ohmyzsh#549. Specify ZSH=$ZSH explicitly when invoking the auto update scripts.
Fixes ohmyzsh#549. Specify ZSH=$ZSH explicitly when invoking the auto update scripts.
Fixes ohmyzsh#549. Specify ZSH=$ZSH explicitly when invoking the auto update scripts.
Fixes ohmyzsh#549. Specify ZSH=$ZSH explicitly when invoking the auto update scripts.
+1 @toolbear |
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+1 @toolbear |
Workaround is known for 3 years, why it this still an issue? |
Closing per the advice of #2568. |
This was still an issue after I installed oh-my-zsh for the first time in my life. It was 7 days ago (as of comment above). |
should be merged here. |
old problems, but it works~ thank you! @toolbear |
If you upgraded you MAC OS & you have XCode already installed, you should open XCode & accept agreements & install new components, then,, go back to terminal .. the issue will be resolved. |
I can"t update Oh My Zsh from inside the shell. This is my shell session showing what goes wrong:
Here is my .zshrc (zsh_app_switcher is just a simple function):
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