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i think its because its not on the exec-path. I think you can do (add-to-list exec-path "~/bin/lein")
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that's probably not the syntax or commands but that's the gist of what you want, @chokheli
i think its path related. an easier thing might be to make sure that lein is on your path and emacs is seeing that path.
This works for me:
(add-to-list 'exec-path "/usr/local/bin")
(setenv "PATH" (mapconcat 'identity exec-path ":"))
I needed the second line for eshell.
and I suppose I should say mine is the reverse of “exec-path-from-shell”, in that this just initializes the shell’s path from exec-path.