garabik
colourify alias is messed up
After installing fresh with Homebrew on MacOS, /usr/local/etc/grc.bashrc seems to set a very weird alias for colourify.
Instead of it being alias colourify='grc -es --colour=auto', it ends up being executed as alias 'colourify=grc is /usr/local/bin/grc -es --colour=auto', which as you can imagine threw some pretty big errors whenever I tried my ls command, or any other command relying on colourify.
My solution was to manually use grc instead of the $GRC generated at the top of the grc.bashrc file.
Ran into the same issue.
Difficult to debug given that I had just set up a new macOS system and initially noticed the failure when trying to load Docker, so it wasn't entirely obvious where the error crept in.
@jeremyfelt's fix worked for me, but this proved a frustrating bug.
Ran into the same issue.
I solved following @jeremyfelt's fix, but I needed to change the new ls alias to include the -C flag to ensure multi column formatting of output from ls:
alias ls='grc --colour=auto ls --color=always -C'
