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• "Please add your load_env_vars.sh script to your .bashrc file.": The script is looking for certain environment variables that need to be set. This is done in the load_env_vars.sh script. We can fix this issue by running this script in the .bashrc file, which runs every time we start up a new terminal.

  • Find your .bashrc script using cd ~ and then ls -a (since it is usually in the home folder): 

  • Type code .bashrc to edit the file
  • At the end of the file, add . <path/to/load_env_vars.sh/from/.bashrc/file>file>load_env_vars.sh
    • <path/to>load_env_vars.sh is the script to run
    • . means to run the script in the current session rather than a new session
    • If this doesn't work, check the bash message to make sure it was able to find the script. If it says "no such file or directory is found," it means the path to the file is incorrect

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