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It does not appear to be honoring my settings specified in.So here's a tip for you: Download CleanMyMac to quickly solve some of the issues mentioned in this article. I even created a function to source my dotfile via the command line None of those settings appear to loaded or taking affect. I don't understand what the heck is going on here. Vim is using Ruby 1.9.3p0, but RVM is set to a different Ruby.

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Usr/lib/ruby/1.9.1/rubygems.rb:314:in `bin_path': can't find gem rails () with executable rails (Gem::GemNotFoundException)Ĭan someone tell me how to override this?Įven my version of rails differs in Vim verses the terminal. First of all, thanks so much to #romainl and #mpapis for your help. #romainl, the first thing I did was try the RVM plugin, but that didn't help. Then I took a look at the link that #mpapis posted where I learned about the hidden setting for MacVim. Well, I couldn't quite find this setting right away because when they mention preferences, they're not talking about the UI (typically mapped to the Command +, hotkey). I found this out after scanning the aforementioned post. Some settings are global to the MacVim application and would not make sense as Preferences macvim-prefs macvim-preferences Once I got to the macvim help section, I did a search for the world "shell". Not all entries in the user defaults database are exposed via the preference These settings are stored in the user defaults database and canīe accessed via the "MacVim.Preferences." menu item. Panel, usually because they should not be changed by the user under normalĬircumstances.

#Macvim preferences where stored mac os x

These options can still be changed with the "defaults" commandĬheck the man page on "defaults" for more information on this command as wellĪs general information regarding Mac OS X user defaults.

MMLoginShellCommand which shell to use to launch Vim MMLoginShellArgument login shell parameter Here is a list of relevant dictionary entries: #Macvim preferences where stored mac os x The MMLoginShellArgument and MMLoginShellCommand settings caught my eye. Then I googled "mmloginshell command macvim" which is one of the 2 settings I found from in the preferences section of the MacVim help. The first link was a Stackoverflow question. Once I got there, I came across this answer, which to me to this page on the MacVim Github wiki. It was here that I learned about these 2 files: Once there, I followed Björn Winckler's (a core MacVim developer) steps on his troubleshooting guide particularly the section titled "For zsh users". One would expect that the contents of ~/.zshrc would be read/sourced when MacVim is loaded and zsh is the current shell, but this is not the case. Once I became aware that one of these 2 files (/etc/zshenv and /etc/zprofile) should contain my $PATH variable, I proceeded to migrate it from ~/.zshrc to each file individually in order to see if one would work. I initially targeted /etc/zshenv (while leaving /etc/zprofile intact), reloaded vim/MacVim, and everything worked flawlessly. #romainl, when you initially inquired about whether or not my $PATH variables were in synch between Terminal.app and vim, I think I mistakenly thought they were equivalent. In later analyzing both sets of output, I discovered that they were indeed slightly different. That would have been a good indicator right away as to what the potential problem was. My mistake and thanks.īash users may want to consider what I suspect to be the equivalent of /etc/zshenv, which is outlined here in this post.īen Schmidt mentions that you should set your $PATH variable in "~/.profile not ~/.bashrc" so something to take into consideration when troubleshooting. I don't recall ever having this issue with bash while having my $PATH variable specified in ~/.bashrc, but who knows.this bit of information could come in handy at some point.

Sublime Text no longer launches from terminal After upgrading ST3 to build 3065 I'm no longer able to launch it via the terminal: Thanks everyone and I hope this information helps troubled zsh users. ❯ /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl. I've shown the absolute path just so nobody thinks it's a symlink issue. The previous version of ST3 (build 3059, IIRC) did not have this issue. Subl -h works as expected and prints the help properly.