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Since the location of the ls command is hard-coded at /bin/ls/, this extension won't work on NixOS, which has different locations for these commands. (which ls for me reports /run/current-system/sw/bin/ls).
I think a solution to this would be to replace the function which runs /bin/ls with one that just runs ls, which should be locatable by subprocess, I imagine.
FWIW, if another NixOS user sees this, a dirty workaround is to run sudo ln -s which ls /bin/ls.
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Since the location of the
ls
command is hard-coded at/bin/ls/
, this extension won't work on NixOS, which has different locations for these commands. (which ls
for me reports/run/current-system/sw/bin/ls
).I think a solution to this would be to replace the function which runs
/bin/ls
with one that just runsls
, which should be locatable bysubprocess
, I imagine.FWIW, if another NixOS user sees this, a dirty workaround is to run
sudo ln -s
which ls/bin/ls
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: