PATH set, yet padawan executable not found

[Semmu]

I have set up my PATH so it includes the directory for padawan, yet this plugin (or Sublime Text itself) can't find the binary.

As you can see on my screenshot, the command padawan is recognized by my terminal emulator, but Sublime Text does not find it. (error message on the status bar)

[mkusher]

@Semmu I guess you set PATH in you .zshrc or .bashrc or so. If you start SublimeText from command line, will it find padawan executable?

[mkusher]

@Semmu have you managed to solve the issue?

[Semmu]

Yes and no. Starting it from a terminal does solve the issue, but I don't understand why doesn't Sublime Text have my envvars set automatically. I do it in my ~/.bash_aliases, which is included by ~/.bashrc, which is included by ~/.profile, so every process started by me should have it.

But this is not the issue of the plugin itself :)

[mkusher]

try in your ~/.bash_profile

PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin"
export PATH

[atapatel]

How to solve this issue in zsh Item2 terminal.

[mkusher]

@atapatel I guess you need to add path definition to .zprofile instead of .bash_profile

[elboletaire]

I have it set in .zprofile, .zshrc, and any other available .z... dotfile available in my home dir and it still doesn't find padawan. In my case all these files are symlinks which point to the original files located under ~/.dotfiles/${filename}, but this should not be an issue (and if it's an issue, would be the first time).

How should I proceed to debug this?

[mkusher]

@elboletaire plugin doesn't make any magic, just creates subprocess. So, when in your terminal, running echo $PATH should output the right new PATH with composer bins in it

[elboletaire]

It does, but then sublime says padawan is not found in my path...

[mkusher]

@elboletaire if you run sublime from terminal, then it'll work

[elboletaire]

That's not a solution 😕

[mkusher]

@elboletaire it only means, that the problem is not with the plugin, but with your env

[elboletaire]

Then... what's the solution? Should I add the composer/vendor/bin path to /etc/environment?

If so, why is this not stated in the readme file?

[elboletaire]

Oh, BTW, running from my command line works, but when trying to generate the index it says Error occured, code 255. But the console is empty, so can't get more information about the error...