Unable to install on Mac Big Sur v11.3
See original GitHub issueI’ve followed the installation instructions for both the user installation and the global installation but neither method seems to work. When I try to install using the global method I get suspended (tty input) sudo tee/usr/local/bin/cht.sh
and the cht.sh command is not recognised. Has anyone managed to get this running on Big Sur and if so how?
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Feeling like quite the dufus now, realised that because I’m running a zsh terminal cht.sh presumably isn’t automatically added as an alias as there isn’t a bash profile. On mac you can run the script from the folder using
sh cht.sh
or./cht.sh
. Alternatively, you can just add an alias of your own to the .zshrc dotfile e.g.alias cht.sh="~/path-to-dir/cht.sh"
. Hope that helps anyone else out if they’re also new to zsh and macOS.You’re probably missing a space between
sudo tee
and/usr/local/bin/cht.sh
.