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Extra characters in menubar #48
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Sorry you are having issues. I've not heard of anyone else with this issue, yet. Can you run the following command and email (rs@richsomerfield.com) me the output file 'prefs.txt': What shell do you have configured as default on your machine? Thanks. |
I've just had another customer report this issue. They said that they had 'RESET=(B' in their .bash_profile. One solution (which is what they did) was to:
The '-l' makes TB use your login profile (i.e. load your bash_profile) when it executes the script. This was added as lots of people were complaining that their PATH wasn't available when executing scripts which meant their custom tools were not found. |
Hi there. Sorry, didn't have the chance to reply earlier.
I'm not seeing any "(B" in my .bash_profile, .bash_prompt, .bashrc, or .path files.
The only time I've spotted this character combination in .bash_profile is this:
if [ -f $(brew --prefix)/etc/bash_completion ]; then
. $(brew --prefix)/etc/bash_completion
fi
It's in lowercase, and commenting it out does not maker any difference, so I don't think it's that.
Getting rid of the "-l" flag does help though. Since I don't need any custom tools loaded for the time being, guess I have my solution.
Thanks!
… On 1 Dec 2017, at 15:22, Rich Somerfield ***@***.***> wrote:
I've just had another customer report this issue. They said that they had 'RESET=(B' in their .bash_profile.
One solution (which is what they did) was to:
Go to TB > Preferences > Advanced
In the 'Shell Arguments' entry, remove the '-l' value.
The '-l' makes TB use your login profile (i.e. load your bash_profile) when it executes the script. This was added as lots of people were complaining that their PATH wasn't available when executing scripts which meant their custom tools were not found.
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Thanks. I'll try and work out what is causing this. |
Erm, I'm not sure what the problem is. I'll do some investigating. For now, perhaps you can use 'cut' as part of your script to remove the first two characters. |
Removing |
Same problem here; prefer not to remove the -l |
Got the "(B" too. Removing |
Ever since the update to v3.2 additional "(B" appeared in front of every item in menubar. It doesn't seem to matter if icon is there or not. Both custom scripts and the ones that were provided with app install have the same problem.
Any ideas on what could have possibly caused that?
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