fireproofsocks
I thought I’d have a go at livebook, so I followed the instructions at Home - Livebook.dev but when I do livebook server, I get an error:
zsh: command not found: livebook
It looks like maybe asdf puts things somewhere in the PATH that is not expected? I can launch the command with the fully qualified location, e.g.
/Users/myuser/.asdf/installs/elixir/1.13.2-otp-24/.mix/escripts/livebook server
I’m wondering if others have encountered this problem and if maybe a note should be added to the docs?
Thanks for any input!
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Have you tried
asdf reshim elixir <version>? Core | asdfaxelson
What does
asdf currentreturn in the directory that you’re trying to run livebook from?fireproofsocks
I tried running
asdf reshim elixir 1.13.0-otp-24It got no errors, but still it doesn’t seem happy:
I’m confused now more than ever because
asdf currentDOES show the same versions installed that I had when I started kicking tires:axelson
Based on the path in your first post it looks like you’ve installed livebook in
1.13.2-otp-24and are trying to run it in1.13.0-otp-24which doesn’t have thelivebookcommand. If you are in a directory whereasdf currentreports1.13.2-otp-24then you can install livebook inside that elixir version withmix escript.install hex livebook.fireproofsocks
Thank you for your comments. The problem was that my global Elixir version was different than the one used by my particular repo, so the
mix escript.installended up out of sync with the repo. Or something like that. Anyhow, once my bash profile version matched the Elixir version in the repo, things worked.