I'm having trouble executing a fish shell script I created. I added it to a custom path I added using fish_add_path. The folder appears just fine in $fish_user_paths and $PATH, and i've CHMOD +x the file, but when I type the name of the file, (which is pickc ath the moment), it can't find the command. How do I add fish scripts to the path and execute them like any other cli command (e.g. pickc)?
The content of the script is:
#!usr/bin/fish
colorpicker --short --one-shot --preview | sed -z 's/\n//g' | xclip -selection c
pkill picom
picom -b
I can execute the script just fine with the fish -c pickc command, but I can't execute with ./pickc, which gives me the error
Failed to execute process './pickc'. Reason: The file './pickc' does not exist or could not be executed.
I have doubly confirmed that the path in the $PATH and $fish_user_variable variable does lead to the folder containing the script.
Edit: I noticed that my paths were all really messed up somehow. The below answer does fix the issue of not being able to execute it, so thanks
You have mistyped your shebang. Switch
#!usr/bin/fish
to
#!/usr/bin/fish
or whatever path which fish shows.