zsh: command not found: colorls (OS X)

[dannythunder]

Fresh install, running bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jldeen/dotfiles/mac/configure.sh) gave me zsh: command not found: colorls (OS X) when starting up the terminal again (and iTerm).

Couldn't do much in the terminal (i.e. ls command didn't work)

Solution was to run gem install colorls
Lucky enough that command worked.

Latest Catalina as of today (v.10.15.7).

[Xtremefaith]

I have this issue as well. I have a M1 chip which I believe is related based on a couple other threads I've come across tonight (ie. athityakumar/colorls#452). I've tried to going through a few of the following articles but not sure what I may have done wrong cause as of right now not even colorls -h works.

• https://medium.com/@3minus1/installing-old-ruby-versions-on-apple-m1-step-by-step-guide-501bb893c843
• https://medium.com/jesus-medina/install-ruby-on-apple-silicon-m1-2d1809fd4582
• https://darrenleel33.medium.com/macbook-pro-m1-chip-installing-ruby-on-rails-walkthrough-804c3e263b3b

Ventura 13.1

[klofton]

I have this issue as well. I have a M1 chip which I believe is related based on a couple other threads I've come across tonight (ie. athityakumar/colorls#452). I've tried to going through a few of the following articles but not sure what I may have done wrong cause as of right now not even colorls -h works.

• https://medium.com/@3minus1/installing-old-ruby-versions-on-apple-m1-step-by-step-guide-501bb893c843
• https://medium.com/jesus-medina/install-ruby-on-apple-silicon-m1-2d1809fd4582
• https://darrenleel33.medium.com/macbook-pro-m1-chip-installing-ruby-on-rails-walkthrough-804c3e263b3b

Ventura 13.1

Fresh install, running bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jldeen/dotfiles/mac/configure.sh) gave me zsh: command not found: colorls (OS X) when starting up the terminal again (and iTerm).

Couldn't do much in the terminal (i.e. ls command didn't work)

Solution was to run gem install colorls Lucky enough that command worked.

Latest Catalina as of today (v.10.15.7).

• Check to see if colorls gem is installed and the executable is located in /Users//.gem/bin. If it isn't, then install it.
• See if that location is in your PATH: echo $PATH
• Add this to your ~/.zshrc, wherever your PATH is defined: export PATH="/Users/k/.gem/bin:$PATH"
• source ~/.zshrc

You're done!