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macOS: Not able to deactivate after editing the .bashrc file #22304
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As I've pointed out here #22288 (comment) this is expected for bash. Although, can you run the |
Thanks for providing the GIFs, btw. |
I just ran |
Just tried with the zsh terminal, it works correctly. However one thing I noticed is that when I create a new zsh terminal and I type I tested with powershell by installing it on my mac. It works 👍🏻 |
Doesn't seem like it's expected, but it's an issue with mac itself. For some folks in our team, bash was actually zsh. For you, it seems zsh was actually bash. Not sure what to make of it. We run Thanks for the detailed testing, appreciate it! |
Testing #22288
I was following the steps you mentioned in the TPI. Let me know if I am doing something incorrectly. Here is a gif of what I was doing (contains one incorrect copy paste of the expected output in the terminal):
Screen.Recording.2023-10-24.at.14.39.26.mov
It may be that perhaps I am not following one of the steps correctly?
Note: I tried a second time on a different user data dir, didn't work this time too:
Screen.Recording.2023-10-24.at.14.52.12.mov
I had the following in the Python output:
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