set -x PATH /sbin /usr/sbin /bin /usr/local/sbin /usr/sbin /usr/local/bin
/usr/bin
Should do the trick. Put it in ~/.config/fish/config.fish and Bob's your
uncle. Rearrange as necessary, though I'd be leery of overriding /sbin and
/bin.
2013/7/4 Robert Carpenter rob...@robacarp.com
Hey Fish Users,
My $PATH has the following: /usr/bin /bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/local/bin
I've recently upgraded my git, and homebrew links it into /usr/local/bin,
but the system git, which is installed in /usr/bin is still activated when
I execute a git command. Homebrew has been warning me about this for ages
but it hasn't ever really bit me until now.
From searching around the fish-shell issues on github, I gather that this
part of the path is generated from /etc/path somewhere along the startup
sequence. Config files or fish env functions then either add to the
beginning or end of the path depending on what it needs.
I opened up /etc/path and rearranged the items in there, exited all
instances of fish, and reopened a terminal to find that nothing had
changed. My path still places /usr/local/bin at the end of the path,
rather than the beginning.
Whats the trick?
Thanks
Robert
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