albertcode: command not found right after installing |
Open a new terminal. The installer added the command to your PATH, and only new terminals pick that up. |
| The installer says pypi.org could not be reached |
Check your connection. Behind a proxy, set HTTPS_PROXY and run it again. |
A download fails with invalid peer certificate or UnknownIssuer |
Your network inspects encrypted traffic. Current installers retry with your computer's certificates automatically. If yours didn't, update, or set UV_NATIVE_TLS=1 and run it again. |
| Windows says it protected your PC |
The installer isn't code-signed yet. Choose More info → Run anyway, after checking the checksum (Installation). |
| macOS says the installer "could not be executed because you do not have appropriate access privileges" |
The browser saved it without permission to run. Download the .zip for your Mac from the release and open the installer inside it, or run bash ~/Downloads/Install-AlbertCode-<version>-macos-arm64.command in Terminal (x86_64 on an Intel Mac). |
| macOS says it can't verify the installer is free of malware |
The installers aren't signed yet. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, click Open Anyway, then open the installer again. Or use the one-line install command, which doesn't trigger the warning. |
The installer refuses to run under sudo on Linux |
Run it as yourself. It installs for your user, and only asks for sudo if Git is missing. |
| Linux says "the release has no installer for Linux on … processors" |
Only x86-64 is supported for now, not ARM. |
| The install fails on Alpine or another musl-based Linux |
Not supported: AlbertCode needs a glibc-based distribution such as Ubuntu, Debian or Fedora. |
| PowerShell refuses to run the install command on Windows |
Your organisation may block scripts. Download the .cmd installer from the release and double-click it instead. |
| Windows: "failed to remove directory …\Scripts: Access is denied (os error 5)" |
AlbertCode was still open somewhere (another terminal, VS Code, its service), and Windows does not let a running program's files be replaced. Installers from 1.42.2 list those programs and close them after you say yes. With an older installer, close every terminal and VS Code window using AlbertCode, run albertcode stop, or restart Windows, then run the installer again. |
| macOS: "New folder" in the repository picker says the folder is read-only |
You are at the top of the disk ("This computer") or in a system folder such as Applications. Choose Home or Documents in the picker and make the folder there. If macOS says "Operation not permitted" in Documents or Desktop, allow your terminal app in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Files and Folders. |
| The browser page says to open AlbertCode from your terminal |
Run albertcode --ui. It signs your browser in. |
The uninstall command fails with 404 or can't download |
Run albertcode uninstall instead. It needs nothing from the internet. |
| The installer says the package inside it is damaged |
The download was cut short or altered. Download it again. |