Second step in the installation process, doing differently , would it cause any consequences?

[goosamsf]

Hi there,

I followed your installation process and ran into following error message so I tried to just clone url into my $HOME. would it cause any consequences? should I get the public key and properly ssh into the repository?
I just cloned the url into my home directory and did the third step(adding source command on my .zshrc file). When I typed cmdk it just got stuck into something and do nothing.

Cloning into '~/.cmdk'...
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

[mieubrisse]

Oops spotted the problem! Looks like there's a bug on zsh; I'll get a fix out by end of day. Thanks for reporting, and sorry for the trouble!

[goosamsf]

No worries! Looking forward to try your work!

[mieubrisse]

Hey @goosamsf , I think I've fixed both issues (it's now working on zsh on my machine)! Can you retry the installation steps again (cloning to ~/.cmdk) and let me know if everything works?

[goosamsf]

Hey @goosamsf , I think I've fixed both issues (it's now working on zsh on my machine)! Can you retry the installation steps again (cloning to ~/.cmdk) and let me know if everything works?

Thanks, I tried it but now I ran into the following error message:

bash: /cmdk-core.sh: No such file or directory

I get what went wrong so I explicitly specified the path where bash command is in line 12 in cmdk.sh but now I run into other issue saying:

bad substitution in closing in line 31 in cmdk-core.sh 

I guess I run into a problem that bash interpreting some invalid syntax. Any guess??

[mieubrisse]

Sorry @goosamsf ; that was my fault! A user kindly fixed this in #15 ; should be fixed now. Just git pull inside ~/.cmdk and you should be set now 🤞