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I am in the root folder and type:

yarn global add eas-cli

I then get:

yarn global v1.22.19
warning ../../package.json: No license field
[1/4]   Resolving packages...
[2/4]   Fetching packages...
[3/4]   Linking dependencies...
[4/4]   Building fresh packages...
success Installed "eas-cli@0.54.1" with binaries:

Then I go to use eas by typing eas login and I get:

zsh: command not found: eas
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For some reason yarn does not add it to commands, might be a path issue, set-up issue with yarn.

using npm it worked fine

npm install -g eas-cli
Simon Hudec
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For mac and none of the above work. Check if your .npmrc has something like this

prefix=/Users/<username>/.npm-global

you can then add this line to your .zshrc or .bashrc

export PATH=$PATH:~/.npm-global/bin

provided that you already installed eas or eas-cli

.npm-global screenshot

jalipalo
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This is a permission error, frequently happens on Yarn. Use:

$ sudo yarn global add eas-cli

instead.

Huanhuan Kuo
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Make sure that it is installed globally with the -g flag. This worked for me.

SamuelC00
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I used this command with "npx" like;

npx eas init --id XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

then its ok now.

uğur sinan sağıroğlu
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It worked for me , when i added this to .zshrc file in Mac operating system with M1 chip

export PATH="$PATH:$(npm get prefix)/bin"
Rahul Kumar
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check expo-cli package installed globally. and after install or check version eas

it worked for me

cantaş
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it says

$ eas [COMMAND]

to use eas command.

Maybe you can type $ first before typing eas [command] for example,

    $eas login

It worked to me.

mapple
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