kabouzeid/nvim-lspinstall

LspInstall yaml uses bash and not user specified shell

liaden opened this issue · 4 comments

liaden commented

I am using zsh so my $SHELL is /usr/bin/zsh, and in my init.vim, I have set shell=zsh. I have asdf set up to manage node which has the .default-npm-packages that includes yarn but I haven't bothered configuring bash for asdf. When I try to LspInstall yaml, it complains:

bash: line 1: yarn: command not found
bash: line 2: yarn: command not found

Could this use the user specified shell?

Edit: I can set up bash so that asdf is loaded correctly and yarn is found, just figured this may be helpful for future users too.

kabouzeid commented

Can't use the users shell. Could be something like fish that isn't even POSIX compliant

jalberto commented

@kabouzeid is there any recommendation in how to use asdf with LspInstall?

kabouzeid commented

No, I don't know what this is

jalberto commented

it is a version manager for languages, I guess same issues will happen with rbenv or pyenv or any other version manager as they use similar mechanism