I wanted to move my custom fish-aliases to a local plugin, so I created a directory
my-aliases/
Now running fisher my-aliases threw 'no plugins to install or dependencies missing'.
However, adding an empty fishfile to my-aliases solved this.
Is this intended ? (there are plugins without fishfile) Or is there a better way to manage my custom functions (across several computers) ?
@plgruener What's inside alias1.fish and alias2.fish?
Can you share the contents inside those files?
sure, most of them are very simple, like
> cat my-aliases/functions/gc.fish
function gc
git commit -v $argv
end
and
> cat my-aliases/functions/g.fish
function g -d "run `git status` or `git <args>`"
if test 0 -eq (count $argv)
git stat
else
git $argv
end
end
@plgruener This is odd then, those files looks correct. 馃
How I can I repro this?
I'm sorry, I could not reproduce this myself; when I try now everything works as it should. Thanks for your help :)
@plgruener No probs, if you encounter this behavior again, let us know! 馃憢
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I'm sorry, I could not reproduce this myself; when I try now everything works as it should. Thanks for your help :)