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I installed ebcli using scripts method mentioned in following link: https://github.com/aws/aws-elastic-beanstalk-cli-setup and it works like a charm, but when I open a new terminal and run eb --version, it says

no command found

Can anyone tell me why it's showing that? It's just that it's working on the terminal I installed it in, but not the other terminal.

I tried to google the solution, but didn't come across anything relevant.

TylerH
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Muhammad Mubashir
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  • I am not familiar with AWS, but from "*it's working on the terminal I installed it in, but not the other terminal.*" I would suggest maybe installing it on the "other" terminal if you want it to work there? – TylerH Aug 11 '21 at 16:02
  • what is the output of $which eb – Shree Prakash Aug 11 '21 at 16:03

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I ran into a similar problem. That script installs eb into a virtual called .ebcli-virtual-env. Look in your home directory for a .ebcli-virtual-env directory. In there should be a bin/activate script. Type source <full path to bin/activate> script.

Kevin K
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