Bash script installing on mac, but not doing anything after hitting Ctrl+G

[abhimasand]

The bash script successfully installs on an MBP Pro in the terminal, but when you actually run it via Ctrl+G. It doesn't actually do anything and just plays back the mac negative ping sound, as it has not been registered a known command in the terminal.

Steps for recreation:-

1. Clone Codex-CLI
2. CD into it
3. ./scripts/bash_setup.sh
4. Put the credentials
5. Restart the Bash terminal
6. Type out the hashtag and your query, then Hit Ctrl+G

Is there anything else required in the installation part for the bash terminal?

[pvitthal]

same issue here on macbook air M1

[dluc]

I will take a look

[kirilzilla]

same issue after successfull authorization, nothing happens with

whats my IP ctrl + G

macOS Ventura 13.0.1, Intel Processor

[dluc]

I tested the installation again last week and everything worked fine.

• After installing it, if you open a new window/session, does it still not work?
• Could you check the version of Bash and Python on your system? (I run bash 5.1.16 and python 3.10.2, MacOS Ventura 13.0.1, Intel)

On thing I've noticed is that the underlying API can be very slow and sometimes timeout, depending on API keys, credits, OpenAI load

[wassx]

Hi, I tried today on

• python3.11
• zsh 5.8.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin22.0)
• macOS Ventura 13.2.1
• M1 macBook
• Language model: code-cushman-001
• Credits available
  I do not get any response when e.g. # What's my IP? control+G. The terminal just flickers blueish and the cursor jumps to a new prompt without any progress, loading, delay,...
  Is there a way to get a verbose mode and to see what's happening/crashing?
  Running the curl to fetch available language model, returns a list with status ready: true for selected language model.
  Any logs to investigate please?

[wassx]

It may be of help, as I identified one issue which I made wrong during setup.
I used to go directly into the scripts folder to execute ./zsh_setup.sh. This is wrong.
Stick EXACTLY to the installation guides which mentions executing the script from the cloned folder with ./scripts/zsh_setup.sh. This now modifies my .zshrc correctly.

Next I was facing an error:
File <myfilepath>/src/codex_query.py", line 4, in <module> import openai ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'openai'

This led me to install the python packages pip install openai trying again, with another error, leading me to install pip install psutil

Now. it works.

[kirilzilla]

check the requirements.txt and use it with "pip install -r"

[wassx]

Kiril Murschel (@kirilzilla) ah thank you! I edited my comment simultaneously. :) Ok, I missed the requirements.txt. Thank you!
Is this something which could be included in the zsh_setup?