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@melodia is your default shell the zsh?
What if you run:
source ~/.zshrc
Can you use laravel command after that?
Here is how to set it to default if it is not already
Nov 15, 2019
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Level 5
My laravel command does not work after I restart my terminal
I just followed the laravel installation process and got everything to work fine, however, after restarting my terminal(oh-my-zsh), if I try to run laravel new projectname, I see this error:
zsh: command not found: laravel
However, if I run composer global show, I see valet and installer are indeed installed:
laravel/installer v2.2.1 Laravel application installer.
laravel/valet v2.5.2 A more enjoyable local development experience for Mac.
I also tried adding this:
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin"' >> ~/.zshrc
and I can see it if I visit my zshrc file
How can I indeed have laravel installer globally and run the laravel commands at any time?
Level 5
The source command fixed the issue
Level 73
@melodia just remember that you will need to do that every single time you open the terminal. Make sure that the file is loaded always when you run a new tab or you open the terminal. That's why I gave the link above so you make sure that the zsh is set to default shell.
Level 5
Yes, my zsh was set to start as default during the installation, and I am managing to use the laravel commands at any time after restarting the terminal or the machine itself.
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