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    Unable to use quasar dev command in the editor terminal, the error message says there is no such file or directory, but it can be used normally on the desktop terminal

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      t783072 last edited by

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        isac last edited by

        You can try close your editor terminal and open it again, like restarting your editor terminal.

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          t783072 @isac last edited by

          @isac I used vscode and webstorm, neither of them worked.

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            t783072 @isac last edited by

            @isac Restart does not work either

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              t783072 @t783072 last edited by

              @t783072 This issue has been resolved, you need to add source ~ / .bash_profile to the zsh configuration file (because some commands are configured in the bash configuration file). But what is confusing is that without adding source ~ / .bash_profile in the zsh configuration file, I can still use those commands configured in bash in the desktop terminal(iterm2), which is very different from the terminal in the editor.

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                metalsadman last edited by

                @t783072 you probably didn’t set your node installation in your PATH.

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                  t783072 @metalsadman last edited by

                  @metalsadman Resolved, thanks for reply.

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