| 2013-02-06 19:46:47 |
sam wytoski |
description |
because you need bash preexec preinstalled, even though it's right there in the checkout.
Attached patch finds it from the checkout. To work, I think I also needed to do +x on preexec.bash - I assume bzr could keep the +x permission once you set it ?
With that, it worked for me, after I realized that notify_when_long_running_commands_finish_install is actually something you need to type/tab-complete for it to work - my brain used to reading programmer instructions had parsed a_long_command_with_underscores_that_suggest_you_should_run_a_typical_command instead of shit_wont_work_without_this_crucial_line.
I suggest maybe adding a sleep 11 as the final instruction ? That way you can cut and paste and get it work and show that it works at the same time. |
because you need bash preexec preinstalled, even though it's right there in the checkout.
Attached patch finds it from the checkout. To work, I think I also needed to do +x on preexec.bash - I assume bzr could keep the +x permission once you set it ?
With that, it worked for me, after I realized that notify_when_long_running_commands_finish_install is actually something you need to type/tab-complete for it to work - my brain used to reading programmer instructions had parsed a_long_command_with_underscores_that_suggest_you_should_run_a_typical_command instead of stuff_wont_work_without_this_crucial_line.
I suggest maybe adding a sleep 11 as the final instruction ? That way you can cut and paste and get it work and show that it works at the same time. |
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