cli-sedHow can I fix the "cli sed not found" error?
The "cli sed not found" error is usually caused by a missing or incorrect configuration of the sed
command on the command line.
To fix this error, you can try the following steps:
- Check if
sed
is installed on your system:
which sed
-
If
sed
is not installed, install it using your system's package manager (e.g.apt
oryum
). -
If
sed
is installed, check if the path tosed
is correctly configured in yourPATH
environment variable. -
If the path to
sed
is not correctly configured, add the path tosed
to yourPATH
environment variable. -
Restart your terminal session to apply the changes to your
PATH
environment variable. -
Check if
sed
is now working correctly:
which sed
- If
sed
is still not found, you may need to reinstallsed
or check the permissions of thesed
executable.
For more information, see the following links:
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