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tadashi-aikawa
grep not working?
I am using Mac and installed ripgrep which is on system PATH. When I call the grep command, it still asked to install and configure ripgrep.
Any thing broken or I missed some thing? Thanks!
Did you restart OS after installing ripgrep? If you did, and not working yet, please set the absolute path of ripgrep to the option. (ex: /home/tadashi-aikawa/bin/ripgrep)
Did you restart OS after installing ripgrep? If you did, and not working yet, please set the absolute path of ripgrep to the option. (ex:
/home/tadashi-aikawa/bin/ripgrep)
I don't understand how to set up a search to use ripgrep. I am on windows and I downloaded ripgrep and put it the PATH. what else should I do? Where is a search settings should set it to use ripgrep?
@Archie-2021 You can try opening Powershell, input rg and then enter to see if the rigrep is installed correctly.
@Archie-2021 You can try opening Powershell, input
rgand then enter to see if the rigrep is installed correctly.
yes, I tested the ripgrep. rg --help command in cmd and it works. My main question is how to set it up in there first place. Where should I say to the system that it is a ripgrep search?
PS. I forgot that it is its own separate command.
Is there a way to use grep only in current folder? If not is there a way to add it to options?
@Archie-2021
I don't understand how to set up a search to use ripgrep. I am on windows and I downloaded ripgrep and put it the PATH.
No need to change from default settings ( rg ).
Is there a way to use grep only in current folder? If not is there a way to add it to options?
No. There are no ways so far. If you want to, please create an issue (FR).
@Quorafind Thanks for the follow up :)