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mac vscode bash: shopt: globstar: invalid shell option name [duplicate]
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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Should we burninate the [wrap] tag?Bash 4 associative arrays: error “declare: -A: invalid option”How to get Bash version number in OS XHow to run a shell script on a Unix console or Mac terminal?Get current directory name (without full path) in a Bash scriptAutomatic exit from bash shell script on errorPropagate all arguments in a bash shell scriptCheck existence of input argument in a Bash shell scriptInstalled Java 7 on Mac OS X but Terminal is still using version 6(Mac) -bash: __git_ps1: command not foundpoint knitr to bash 4 on macVSCode change debug shell to bash on windowscant use sudo, apt ,npm, etc in my vscode terminal even though I have Ubuntu bash installed on Windows 10
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Running vscode on Mac. I updated the Mac bash version and, as you can see the built-in vscode terminal shows the same version of bash as that of the Mac terminal. When I source my .bash_profile, I get the invalid shell option name error in the vscode terminal. What is causing this?
FWIW - the Terminal > Integrated > Shell: Osx is set to bin/bash, if that is not obvious. And, my SHELL variable is the same.
bash macos visual-studio-code shopt
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Running vscode on Mac. I updated the Mac bash version and, as you can see the built-in vscode terminal shows the same version of bash as that of the Mac terminal. When I source my .bash_profile, I get the invalid shell option name error in the vscode terminal. What is causing this?
FWIW - the Terminal > Integrated > Shell: Osx is set to bin/bash, if that is not obvious. And, my SHELL variable is the same.
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bash --versiontells you what version you'd start if you ran the commandbash, not what version of bash you're running now.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
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Runecho "$BASH_VERSION"instead.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
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To be clear,globstarwas added in bash 4.0, and MacOS/bin/bashis 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from/bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
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(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35
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Bash 4 associative arrays: error “declare: -A: invalid option”
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How to get Bash version number in OS X
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Running vscode on Mac. I updated the Mac bash version and, as you can see the built-in vscode terminal shows the same version of bash as that of the Mac terminal. When I source my .bash_profile, I get the invalid shell option name error in the vscode terminal. What is causing this?
FWIW - the Terminal > Integrated > Shell: Osx is set to bin/bash, if that is not obvious. And, my SHELL variable is the same.
bash macos visual-studio-code shopt
asked Mar 8 at 16:13
Bill TurnerBill Turner
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Bash 4 associative arrays: error “declare: -A: invalid option”
10 answers
How to get Bash version number in OS X
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Running vscode on Mac. I updated the Mac bash version and, as you can see the built-in vscode terminal shows the same version of bash as that of the Mac terminal. When I source my .bash_profile, I get the invalid shell option name error in the vscode terminal. What is causing this?
FWIW - the Terminal > Integrated > Shell: Osx is set to bin/bash, if that is not obvious. And, my SHELL variable is the same.
This question already has an answer here:
Bash 4 associative arrays: error “declare: -A: invalid option”
10 answers
How to get Bash version number in OS X
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bash macos visual-studio-code shopt
bash macos visual-studio-code shopt
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bash --versiontells you what version you'd start if you ran the commandbash, not what version of bash you're running now.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
1
Runecho "$BASH_VERSION"instead.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
To be clear,globstarwas added in bash 4.0, and MacOS/bin/bashis 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from/bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35
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bash --versiontells you what version you'd start if you ran the commandbash, not what version of bash you're running now.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
1
Runecho "$BASH_VERSION"instead.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
To be clear,globstarwas added in bash 4.0, and MacOS/bin/bashis 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from/bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35
bash --version tells you what version you'd start if you ran the command bash, not what version of bash you're running now.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
bash --version tells you what version you'd start if you ran the command bash, not what version of bash you're running now.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
1
1
Run
echo "$BASH_VERSION" instead.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
Run
echo "$BASH_VERSION" instead.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
1
To be clear,
globstar was added in bash 4.0, and MacOS /bin/bash is 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from /bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
To be clear,
globstar was added in bash 4.0, and MacOS /bin/bash is 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from /bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
1
(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35
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bash --versiontells you what version you'd start if you ran the commandbash, not what version of bash you're running now.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:17
1
Run
echo "$BASH_VERSION"instead.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
To be clear,
globstarwas added in bash 4.0, and MacOS/bin/bashis 3.2. Thus, the issue is clearly that you're running the Apple-provided instance of bash from/bin, not the newer one that's added to the PATH in your dotfiles after the older version is already started.– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:18
1
(BTW, it's pertinent/important to describe how you installed a newer bash; it's configured a bit differently based on whether you use Nixpkgs, or MacPorts, or HomeBrew, or built your own by hand; btw, of those options, the list is in my suggested order of preference).
– Charles Duffy
Mar 8 at 16:22
changing the version in vscode preferences to point to /usr/local/bin/bash rather than /bin/bash did the trick. i did understand, btw, all about globstar being a 4.x thing, thus the reason i upgraded bash in the first place - likely via homebrew. I did that months ago.
– Bill Turner
Mar 8 at 22:35