How to Reset Path Variable on Mac Terminal

How to Reset Path Variable on Mac Terminal

[_iam_rupantar_]

Thanks a lot sir, I was recently installing mysql and guess what I messed up the environment variables. was hunting for the default path and here I got it. This video is lifesaver ❤

[xjosk_]

mad props to you, thanks buddy, this is my first ever mac os lol and i messed up really bad trying to install flutter

[ramromanxey]

Thanks alot my man i had just bought Macbook and was trying to learn programming .
i had changed nano and path while installing mysql watching some random video from youtube not knowing anything.
and after i restarted my MAC simple commands would not work and i searched but could not find any good resource on how to fix those problems.
Then i found this GOLDEN video thanks alot man

[Ashish-hvib]

I encountered the "zsh: command not found: ls" issue, and thanks to this video, I was able to resolve it. 🙌

[julienk_]

Thank you so much!!!! I was completely lost and I contacted Apple support, who asked me to reinstall my entire Mac!!!! Thank you so much!!!!

[javiers.]

I was trying to install brew on my M2 macbook air, but it seems it didn't like it to my laptop.
So I did your steps correctly, but it didn't work as expected.
The problem came up on every single terminal I opened, then I did the export command thing you showed us, and then go into the command "nano .zshrc" (no quotes) and hit enter.
Then I deleted all the previous lines for homebrew and saved the changes.
The problem was fixed finally!.

P.S. please consider this is a brand new mac, but this may be helpful if you are programming and you need to delete specific entries into this file.

[mohdsafiuddin]

To make the change permanent, you need to add the export command to your shell’s configuration file. Since you’re using zsh, the configuration file is ~/.zshrc. Here’s how you can add the line:

Open Terminal.
Type or just copy the whole below line
echo 'export >> ~/.zshrc
and press Enter.
This command appends the export line to the end of the .zshrc file.

[anushreesuresh]

thank you so much. Being a first time in using Mac OS, you helped me fix the .zsh command not found problem.

[notshubhm]

it does not work if i close and re open terminal

[sachinstephen]

I encountered the "zsh: command not found" issue, and thanks to this video, I was able to resolve it.

[koredeo]

Thank you bro, you saved me from heartache🙏🏾

[kraigwastlund]

Fantastic video. Short and to the point. Very well explained!! :)

[artinmayur]

THANKS A ARE REALLY GREAT, NO INTERNET HELPED ME BUT YOUR VIDEO DID

[KartikDeotare]

can u please post that Export command in description not able to find it, this problem happened when i tried to set the java path

[PujithSrisai]

superb bro thanku so much finally I got a video reset my terminal

[TonAsh]

First of all thank you they both work...but then when i quit the terminal and open it again i literally have the same issue and have to repeat the steps you provided. Any idea why?

[rai.ajit]

Most underrated video for ~/.zshrc error.
Thanks a lot man.
Now i can sleep😅.

[maspruel]

Thank you so much!! Thought I was going to have to reinstall the OS.

[sunnyjan]

I have to define input and output file path which in Document folder but getting 'error: unrecognized arguments:'

[manthanpatel]

temporary it works but permanently not worked when i close terminal and again type - ls its shows "zsh command not found" please help me out.