Anyone have Edamagit working on cursor?

[imcnanie]

I get "there was a problem with the editor" maybe a simple fix?

[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51
[0] git add -u
[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51
[1] git commit
"code" --wait: line 1: code: command not found
error: There was a problem with the editor '"code" --wait'.
Please supply the message using either -m or -F option.

[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51
[1] git commit
"code" --wait: line 1: code: command not found
error: There was a problem with the editor '"code" --wait'.
Please supply the message using either -m or -F option.

[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51
[1] git commit
"code" --wait: line 1: code: command not found
error: There was a problem with the editor '"code" --wait'.
Please supply the message using either -m or -F option.

[run] git log --format=format:%H origin/main..main -n 51
[run] git log --format=format:%H main..origin/main -n 51

[dc6c]

Can you clarify "working on cursor"? I'll try to reproduce if you give me the exact actions that cause this.

[EdwinMiranda2701]

Had the same issue. In my case I am using the Cursor AppImage from their website. Nothing is "installed" per say, so nothing is added to the $PATH. The code keyword isn't in my path which is what causes "code" --wait: line 1: code: command not found.

In whatever way you choose, add Cursor to the $PATH. but with the name "code".
In my case I ran ln -s ~/Applications/cursor.AppImage ~/.local/bin/code.

I don't know how vscode extensions work but it might be worth to allow the user to set the path through the settings. Then inside the findCodePath function checking for that value and if not just continue with the code there.

[jasobrown-rs]

@.EdwinMiranda2701's workaround worked for me

[EdwinMiranda2701]

As it turns out setting the path is already an option. In the preferences ui just search for code-path. It will be there as Magit: Code-path This issue should probably be closed.