FiSH 'cd' error
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Did the
export $SHELLoverride work? If it didn’t, then it likely can only be resolved bychsh=/Another workaround would be to copy/paste the
iTerm2-v3.sh, modify it to only work for FiSH, and point to thatGlad that we found a workaround =)
With respect to the
#!, the script is entirely inbashso it makes sense that it would fail. It’s the initial command of the launched terminal that we’re changing, not the.shscript itself