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I recently got a new M1 MacBook and installed emacs-plus@28 on it. Almost everything seems to be working, except for some reason rgrep
always returns no results. In the *grep*
buffer, I can copy the command it used to search (`find [...] -exec grep ...`) and paste into the terminal and it works. I tried granting Emacs full disk access, thinking maybe it was a permissions error, but that didn’t work. Has anyone seen this?
Not sure about your issue, but back in the day when I used a mac my projectile (with grep I guess) didn't work, and I had to install the_silver_searcher
through brew
I’ll give that a shot, thanks.
Thank you, although that didn’t fix it.
In the end, the issue seems to be Homebrew moving from /usr/local
to /opt/homebrew
. AFAICT I changed all references from the former to the latter, but doing ln -s /opt/homebrew/bin /usr/local/bin
fixed the issue.
No *Errors*
, nothing related in *Messages*
In the end, the issue seems to be Homebrew moving from /usr/local
to /opt/homebrew
. AFAICT I changed all references from the former to the latter, but doing ln -s /opt/homebrew/bin /usr/local/bin
fixed the issue.