top | item 30734915 (no title) RobertMiller | 4 years ago You can execute zsh scripts from a fish command line, or any other. Where is the problem? discuss order hn newest kefyras|4 years ago Fish doesn't source /etc/profile{,.d}, so it won't pickup additional PATHs and other env vars that packages set there, for example.A workaround is launching it from .bashrc/.zshrc or terminal. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fish#Setting_fish_as_intera... artificial|4 years ago Here’s some solutions, I’ve written a few scripts for projects to pass aws okta tokens. Absolutely worth it to use fish IME. YMMV depending on complexity https://superuser.com/questions/446925/re-use-profile-for-fi...
kefyras|4 years ago Fish doesn't source /etc/profile{,.d}, so it won't pickup additional PATHs and other env vars that packages set there, for example.A workaround is launching it from .bashrc/.zshrc or terminal. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fish#Setting_fish_as_intera... artificial|4 years ago Here’s some solutions, I’ve written a few scripts for projects to pass aws okta tokens. Absolutely worth it to use fish IME. YMMV depending on complexity https://superuser.com/questions/446925/re-use-profile-for-fi...
artificial|4 years ago Here’s some solutions, I’ve written a few scripts for projects to pass aws okta tokens. Absolutely worth it to use fish IME. YMMV depending on complexity https://superuser.com/questions/446925/re-use-profile-for-fi...
kefyras|4 years ago
A workaround is launching it from .bashrc/.zshrc or terminal. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fish#Setting_fish_as_intera...
artificial|4 years ago