fredag den 06 december 2024 skrev Tobias Geerinckx-Rice:
> libsixel, through mpv, but you misunderstand me, there's nothing
> wrong with it. It's the canary in the coal mine.
>
> The 'broken code' I meant is this
>
>>for f in "$HOME"/.guix-profile/etc/bash_completion.d/* ; do
>>. "$f"
>>do
> Einar Largenius hat am 06.12.2024 15:14 CET
> geschrieben:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> For a while now every time I start a terminal I get the following message,
> right before my prompt:
>
> bash: have: command not found
>
> It doesn't appear to impact
Hiya,
On 6 December 2024 21:59:12 UTC, Einar Largenius
wrote:
>fredag den 06 december 2024 skrev Tobias Geerinckx-Rice:
>> Do you have any idea which package added this (broken) code?
>
>No idea, how can I tell which package adds img2sixel?
libsixel, through mpv, but you misunderstand me, there
fredag den 06 december 2024 skrev Tobias Geerinckx-Rice:
> So yeah, this is the problem. This isn't how completion works. Remove
> it. Install "bash-completion". Be happy.
I have installed that package. Guix doesn't touch my login shell config
(.bashrc) as far as I know, so I needed to add those
Hi Einar,
On 6 December 2024 14:14:54 UTC, Einar Largenius
wrote:
> bash: have: command not found
'have' isn't a binary or bash builtin, it's a function defined only when
sourcing completion files in the intended manner using the "bash-completion"
pack
Hello,
For a while now every time I start a terminal I get the following message,
right before my prompt:
bash: have: command not found
It doesn't appear to impact the functionality of the shell.
If I then run:
LANG=C bash -x
Some of the contents are:
...
+ for f in &
