When I try to execute a SVN command I get this error:
/bin/bash: line 1: require_cmd: command not found
Then most of the commands work fine except for svn status that gives no output.
Any clue? I already checked the various enviroment variables but everything seems ok.
On 27/4/2006, at 16:37, Giovanni Intini wrote:
When I try to execute a SVN command I get this error: /bin/bash: line 1: require_cmd: command not found
This function is defined in bash_init.sh which TextMate reads when running commands.
Either you have your own setting for BASH_ENV (see Preferences -> Advanced -> Shell Variables) or you have an outdated local version of this file, likely because you did a svn checkout of the bundles repository ages ago and forgot about it, so check (~)/Library/ Application Support/TextMate for a Support directory (and remove it, if you have one).
On 2006-04-28 10:10:50 +0200, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com said:
Either you have your own setting for BASH_ENV (see Preferences -> Advanced -> Shell Variables) or you have an outdated local version of this file, likely because you did a svn checkout of the bundles repository ages ago and forgot about it, so check (~)/Library/ Application Support/TextMate for a Support directory (and remove it, if you have one).
The culprit was /Library/Application Support/Textmate/Support. I thought the bundles weren't a problem because I have a cron job updating them every day but lots of time ago I did a checkout and then I forgot about it before deleting the bundles directory and starting again.
Thanks, Giovanni
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