auto-commit does not auto-install

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m1:auto-commit nv$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m1guelpf/auto-commit/main/install.sh | sh -
https://github.com/m1guelpf/auto-commit/releases/latest/download/auto-commit-darwin-aarch64
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installed - Auto Commit 0.1.5
m1:auto-commit nv$ auto-commit --help
-bash: auto-commit: command not found
m1:auto-commit nv$

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I realize the issue is because I am using ~/.profile instead of ~/.bashrc

I would recommend at least putting a note in the README, or at most automatically detecting which config file is being used.

[m1guelpf]

We're trying to do both! See the note about restarting your terminal in the README, and the install script. Any ideas to improve are welcome :D

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It's not about restarting the terminal. From what I understand, if ~/.profile exists on macOS, then it will not load ~/.bashrc unless you explicitly tell it to e.g. source ~/.bashrc

The current installation process will only append the necessary config in ~/.bashrc

Because macOS loads several configs in a certain order, it could be useful to detect that to smooth the installation process!

[Benmuiruri]

Hi @pavlovcik, what is the workaround for someone using ~/.bashrc ?

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• source ~/.bashrc in ~/.profile
• To clarify, I moved everything into ~/.bashrc and now my ~/.profile in its entirety appears as follows:

#!/bin/bash/env bash
source ~/.bashrc