zsh: command not found: gulp -


i've installed zsh homebrew , changed shell it. i'm having problem when trying run gulp command, worked before changed shell zsh.

zsh: command not found: gulp 

a bit of research leaves me believe has path. path looks .zshrc file.

export path="/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin"

i want installed node brew. how can use gulp zsh without changing default shell?

any appreciated. in advance!

there no need - , bad idea - set path literal value in ~/.zshrc. in doing so, may remove directories have been added path.

in case, worked shell, first try remove line set path zsh should inherit path own parent environment.

if not add path containing gulp (probably because added in configuration of old shell), can add

path=$home/.node/bin:$path 

to ~/.zshrc.

note: path part of environment, there no need export again.


generally, if want add path can use:

path="/something/new/bin:$path" 

this prepends /something/new/bin path

if want remove path should trick:

path=${${path//\/something\/old\/bin/}//::/:} 

this removes occurences of /something/old/bin (slashes need escaped) path , removes duplicate colons.


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