.dotfiles VS exec-path-from-shell

My config can be found here

Because I do school work in neovim I've the word count of the current buffer in my lualine. Building this in Lua was a little bit annoying. My config(s): https://github.com/paulfrische/.dotfiles

You can use mason to install LSP servers pretty easily. You can take a look at my configuration for inspiration: https://github.com/paulfrische/.dotfiles

Config: https://github.com/paulfrische/.dotfiles/tree/main/.config/nvim/lua/pythonpizza/plugins/lsp

https://github.com/PythonPizzaDE/.dotfiles May god be gracious with my soul

I'm not a Mac user, but FWIW from what I've seen over time https://github.com/purcell/exec-path-from-shell is a must when using Emacs on a Mac. I don't know why this is, but I'm guessing there's something unusually difficult about setting up the desktop session environment when using OSX, and users end up needing to resort to this. Hopefully that helps if you run into environment issues.

Check out the package exec-path-from-shell

This package may help: https://github.com/purcell/exec-path-from-shell

All my path related problems with emacs were solved with the package: https://github.com/purcell/exec-path-from-shell

For one, do you use the exec-path-from-shell package? That should do the trick for path issues when using Emacs vterm. It's likely when emacs is loading it's not correctly loading in the $PATH values from your system. You can check the path values in emacs by checking the value of exec-path.

I would like to use SPC p p RET to switch projects, change working directories to trigger exec-path-from-shell, and open Treemacs with the only active project being the selected one.

I suspect the Emacs.app package has some misconfigured paths that are unable to find my libgccjit library, which I've installed via homebrew. I've tried experimenting with exec-path-from-shell to ensure Emacs is aware of my shell paths, but to no avail.