on mac install ,and bash artillery run hello.yml
See original GitHub issue/usr/local/bin/artillery: artillery: line 9: syntax error near unexpected token (' /usr/local/bin/artillery: artillery: line 9:
const debug = require(‘debug’)(‘artillery:cli’);’
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Ah that explains it (Markdown formatting fail), thanks @olingern!
I ran into this same issue. Following the docs, you’ll find:
bash artillery run hello.yml
which doesn’t seem to be correct.
artillery run hello.yml
would seem to be the desired command