bash-profile | Bash configuration | Configuration Management library

I am trying to follow along the chainlink "Build, Deploy and Sell Your Own Dynamic NFT" according to the chainlink docs, however, whenever I come to migrate the truffle dependencies, the zsh command is not found. I have the following set in both /Users/alexsingleton/.oh-my-zsh and the ~/.bash_profile:

I am trying to permanently add flutter to my PATH. I will tell you what I previously did. So I unzipped the MacOS version in my user folder. Then I went into my .bash-profile and added export PATH:/Users/kayajones/flutter/bin:$PATH. Saved that quit out of the terminal completely and when I type flutter I get the "env: bash: No such file or directory". I also tried deleting flutter and reinstalling and doing the steps over again. Still no luck, I've been stuck on this all day. The setup process is a pain. Sorry in advance i dont have a high enough reputation to be adding in images. bash error

I am having trouble using grunt in my projects. I am setting up an macos computer with version 11.0.1. The project files (local) are in principle correct, since I use it on another computer and it works fine there.

I have been trying to solve this error for more than two days, the problem is that the local configuration does not work correctly, since I get the message ~ bash: grunt command not found when trying to initialize grunt with the grunt or grunt watch command

When trying to install grunt-cli globally I get this error:

I upgraded pip using the command pip3 install --upgrade pip; then, the following was printed in the terminal window:

I tried to move my script from linux to mac, folder ~/Scripts placed in home with all other scripts,
but using source in .bash_profile won't call my script.

OK so I am experiencing something quite odd. My phpinfo() shows one version while php -v shows another.

I am running locally on a MacBook Air (Mojave), with Laravel and Valet.

phpinfo():

Using Rails 5.2 and Ruby 2.3 (ruby files by default are UTF-8).

If I check the file in the terminal:

I'm currently trying to import a .fasta file into bwa to use a reference genome to map my reads to. However, i currently am getting this error:

Currently, I can tell trace-cmd (an ftrace front-end) to use ftrace's function graph infrastructure to trace a specified workload. Using some trace data processing tools, I can look at the frequency with which functions were called and the corresponding total duration across each of the function calls. Example output might look like the following, where I trace ext4 function calls generated by my workload: