I have the same issue. Git bash on windows with the eval line added as well as the env var to prevent the RuntimeError.

I had the same problem i tried using:
eval "$(thefuck --alias fuck)"
Instead and it seems to run fine now
I had the same problem i tried using:
eval "$(thefuck --alias fuck)"
Instead and it seems to run fine now
Works for me as well 馃憤
I think I know what may be wrong. I need your help to confirm. Being on Git Bash, what's the output of python -c "import os; print(os.environ.get('PATH', '').split(':'))"? Thanks in advance.
Yeah, just as I suspected. On Windows paths are split by ; instead of :. Thanks, @PhoenixDiscord! Fix will soon be on its way.
I had the same problem i tried using:
eval "$(thefuck --alias fuck)"
Instead and it seems to run fine now
It also doesn't work for me.... Has it resolved yet? @scorphus

add your need rules, such as 'python_command' it will work well.
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I had the same problem i tried using:
eval "$(thefuck --alias fuck)"
Instead and it seems to run fine now