ZSH, Bower, and command not found
Trying to install a Bower package set at a certain version, branch, or commit hash on ZSH was giving me the following error:
> bower install --save murphyrandle/foobar#some-branch
zsh: no matches found: murphyrandle/foobar#some-branchIt's because ZSH is trying to do some fancy glob magic. Remedy this by adding:
alias bower='noglob bower'to your ~/.zshrc file.
Written by Murphy Randle
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There is the same issue with *, but you can escape them by wrapping the token with a " pair.
Try this one:
bower install --save "murphyrandle/foobar#some-branch"Your overall rule is a nice alternative too but may be hard to put in place for development binaries that you want to test with gtest for instance (where * suffer from the same issue with zsh):
./MyCustomDevBinary "--gtest_filter=Foo.*"
over 1 year ago
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Great point, @opatry. Thanks for posting that helpful comment!
over 1 year ago
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