Can't print version about homebrew-tap HOT 17 CLOSED

To report that it's still an issue:
$ sdk version
'/usr/local/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version': No such file or directory (os error 2)

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Same problem here (I use bat vs cat + zsh):

$ sdk version
[bat error]: '/opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version': No such file or directory (os error 2)

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Other commands such as install, list, etc. also all fail.

Prefer to use a package manager (eg Macports or Homebrew) to facilitate automatic updates for all pkgs vs recalling to update sdkman! by itself).

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Hi @Katherine620,

I've put in some time to rework the tap, it now prints the version and takes the (platform-dependent) native-extensions into account. PR is already open :).

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I also installed without Homebrew via https://sdkman.io/install and the sdk version command works fine.

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I think the problem is related to the recent changes to the selfupdate mechanism. I'm already preparing a fix.

Thanks for reporting!

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Same here, doesn't work when installing via Homebrew. Had to install using the official bash script.

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Forked, merged the bugfix branch on my fork, tapped it and installed sdkman. sdk version works!

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@marc0der has something changed with regards to the version (binary)?

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I am also running into this issue. After running the commands in the README, I get the below error when running sdk version

% sdk version
cat: /opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version: No such file or directory

SDKMAN

However, I seem to be able to run commands fine. I just ran sdk install java and it was successful.

Additionally when I run which sdk it spits out a script.

% which sdk
sdk () {
	COMMAND="$1"
	QUALIFIER="$2"
	case "$COMMAND" in
		(l) COMMAND="list"  ;;
		(ls) COMMAND="list"  ;;
		(v) COMMAND="version"  ;;
		(u) COMMAND="use"  ;;
		(i) COMMAND="install"  ;;
		(rm) COMMAND="uninstall"  ;;
		(c) COMMAND="current"  ;;
		(ug) COMMAND="upgrade"  ;;
		(d) COMMAND="default"  ;;
		(h) COMMAND="home"  ;;
		(e) COMMAND="env"  ;;
	esac
	if [[ "$COMMAND" != "update" ]]
	then
		___sdkman_check_candidates_cache "$SDKMAN_CANDIDATES_CACHE" || return 1
	fi
	SDKMAN_AVAILABLE="true"
	if [ -z "$SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE" ]
	then
		SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE="false"
	fi
	__sdkman_update_service_availability
	if [ -f "${SDKMAN_DIR}/etc/config" ]
	then
		source "${SDKMAN_DIR}/etc/config"
	fi
	if [[ -z "$COMMAND" ]]
	then
		___sdkman_help
		return 1
	fi
	CMD_FOUND=""
	if [[ "$COMMAND" != "selfupdate" || "$sdkman_selfupdate_feature" == "true" ]]
	then
		CMD_TARGET="${SDKMAN_DIR}/src/sdkman-${COMMAND}.sh"
		if [[ -f "$CMD_TARGET" ]]
		then
			CMD_FOUND="$CMD_TARGET"
		fi
	fi
	CMD_TARGET="${SDKMAN_DIR}/ext/sdkman-${COMMAND}.sh"
	if [[ -f "$CMD_TARGET" ]]
	then
		CMD_FOUND="$CMD_TARGET"
	fi
	if [[ -z "$CMD_FOUND" ]]
	then
		echo ""
		__sdkman_echo_red "Invalid command: $COMMAND"
		echo ""
		___sdkman_help
	fi
	if [[ -n "$QUALIFIER" && "$COMMAND" != "help" && "$COMMAND" != "offline" && "$COMMAND" != "flush" && "$COMMAND" != "selfupdate" && "$COMMAND" != "env" && "$COMMAND" != "completion" && "$COMMAND" != "edit" && "$COMMAND" != "home" && -z $(echo ${SDKMAN_CANDIDATES[@]} | grep -w "$QUALIFIER") ]]
	then
		echo ""
		__sdkman_echo_red "Stop! $QUALIFIER is not a valid candidate."
		return 1
	fi
	if [[ "$COMMAND" == "offline" && -n "$QUALIFIER" && -z $(echo "enable disable" | grep -w "$QUALIFIER") ]]
	then
		echo ""
		__sdkman_echo_red "Stop! $QUALIFIER is not a valid offline mode."
	fi
	local final_rc=0
	local native_command="${SDKMAN_DIR}/libexec/${COMMAND}"
	if [ -f "$native_command" ]
	then
		"$native_command" "${@:2}"
	elif [ -n "$CMD_FOUND" ]
	then
		local converted_command_name=$(echo "$COMMAND" | tr '-' '_')
		__sdk_"$converted_command_name" "${@:2}"
	fi
	final_rc=$?
	return $final_rc
}

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To report that it's still an issue:
`sdk version
cat: /opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version: No such file or directory

SDKMAN`

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Hi @Katherine620, it looks like this tap is no longer maintained.

@helpermethod any thoughts? I think if we can't make it work, we should rather archive the project.

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@marc0der Yes, we should probably archive the project for now. I have some ideas on how to make this work, but we can't use jreleaser for this anymore (as the formula would need to consume releases from two different projects).

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Happy to test if there's a way to specify a branch on brew tap or brew install.

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Version is still not printed. Tapped and installed it today:
oleksandryuvko@oylaptop ~ % sdk version
cat: /opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version: No such file or directory

SDKMAN

UPD: Oh, the PR is still on OPEN stage, I see.

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Version is still not printed. Tapped and installed it today: oleksandryuvko@oylaptop ~ % sdk version cat: /opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version: No such file or directory

SDKMAN

UPD: Oh, the PR is still on OPEN stage, I see.

You can try my test fork with brew tap davidfmatheson/tap. That's just taking the PR and merging the branch on my fork.

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Version is still not printed. Tapped and installed it today: oleksandryuvko@oylaptop ~ % sdk version cat: /opt/homebrew/opt/sdkman-cli/libexec/var/version: No such file or directory
SDKMAN
UPD: Oh, the PR is still on OPEN stage, I see.

You can try my test fork with brew tap davidfmatheson/tap. That's just taking the PR and merging the branch on my fork.

Cool, thanks 👍

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The PR has been merged and should fix most problems.

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