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2018-09-29
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@jr0cket, thanks for your help on the Clojure lint layer. Sorry I couldn’t get back to you earlier. It seems like it is indeed a path issue. which joker
from my terminal prints out /usr/local/bin
. However, when I start up emacs and run which joker
from EShell, it can’t find it, and env | grep "PATH"
is different from in my terminal. Running (add-to-list 'exec-path "/usr/local/bin/")
doesn’t seem to fix the issue. Any idea why my path is different inside emacs?
@d4hines can you try running Emacs from the command line (terminal window), assuming you aren't doing so already. Then check if you get a different path.
Oh and thanks for asking about Joker, it prompted me to use it and I fond it really useful every day.
@jr0cket, running emacs from the terminal window indeed resulted in a different path, and which joker
returns the correct path. Still not getting the linter to work though.