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Automatically add global tools to PATH #1363
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rye tools installs binaries into ~/.rye/shims which should already be in the path when rye is configured (if rye itself is in the path) |
Then it must be bug. I have the shims for Python and Rye itself, but not for the tools. The tools are being installed (I can use them from ~/.rye/tools), but I get an error before the shims are inserted: Installed 1 package in 12ms
+ ruff==0.6.3
error: failed to resolve manifest
Caused by:
expected value at line 1 column 1 |
Thanks. It's an error from the following file, and it's running the following (linked) python script trying to do [something] on the installed package. Line 28 in 6067894
Would probably be good to have full information for this bug report - rye --version output, command output with RUST_LOG=trace and information about python versions used. |
Python 3.12.4 (via Rye) rye 0.39.0
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When installing a tool using
rye tools install
, the path to the tool should be automatically appended to the environment PATH ($PATH or %PATH%), so it is accessible globally with no further configuration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: