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I have installed Fleet IDE on MacOS and would like to have it be opened using my terminal as well. Currently, it says that fleet is not a recognized command and I need to add the script to launch fleet in the $PATH variable. How can I do that? Also, would appreciate some help on understanding how this works (like how I can do code . and have VSCode be opened up in the current folder).

AngularNest-beginner
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  • Find out the full path to the executable that is launched and then run that from the CLI. Optionally add the directory to the `PATH` environment variable. – Ulrich Eckhardt Jul 09 '23 at 21:19

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The documentation says you should use Toolbox App to configure Fleet command line launcher:

Generate scripts

  1. In the Toolbox app, click Toolbox App menu, then select Settings. enter image description here

  2. Under Tools, enable Generate shell scripts.

  3. In Shell scripts location, specify a folder that is accessible through the PATH variable.

Configure command name

  1. In the Toolbox app, click Tool actions near Fleet, then select Settings. enter image description here

  2. Under Shell script name, specify the name for the command that launches JetBrains Fleet.

Andrey
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