I use nix home-manager to manage my jj.
My jj is linked at /etc/profiles/per-user/valkum/bin/jj which is part of my shell PATH. find_existing_binary has a list of default directories it checks but every user that uses a different dir to install jj will have this problem.
Starting jayjay from my terminal works, but ideally there would be a better way. Other tools start a shell env to extract the PATH from there. Maybe this would be an option here as well?
I use nix home-manager to manage my jj.
My jj is linked at /etc/profiles/per-user/valkum/bin/jj which is part of my shell PATH. find_existing_binary has a list of default directories it checks but every user that uses a different dir to install jj will have this problem.
Starting jayjay from my terminal works, but ideally there would be a better way. Other tools start a shell env to extract the PATH from there. Maybe this would be an option here as well?