Resolve virtualwrapper Error with Nano in Terminal on Mac - VicPhanDevOps/mac GitHub Wiki

• The following resolution is for if you receive a virtualwrapper error when you launch the Terminal.
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• Type ls -a ~ and press the return key to list all files in the home directory.
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• Type cat ~/.< profile file > and press the return key to view a profile file until you find the one containing virtualenvwrapper.sh.
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• Type nano ~/.< profile file > and press the return key to edit the profile file in the Nano text editor.
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• Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the left of the virtualenwrapper.sh line, type # to comment it out then press the control and X keys to exit.
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• Press the Y key to save changes.
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• Press the return key to save with the same filename.
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• Type exit and press the return key to exit the shell then press the command and Q keys to quit the Terminal.
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• Press the command key and spacebar to launch Spotlight Search, type “terminal” and select “Terminal” from the result(s).
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• The virtualwrapper error will no longer be there when the Terminal launches.
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