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How to access usr/local/bin on MacOS?
Do not suggest going to the folder, it does not help, in the terminal it says that such a directory does not exist. I need to move ChromeDriver there in order to run tests in PyCharm. If there is a way to just write the path as in tests in IntelliJ IDEA, please share. Thank you in advance for your attention)
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Is this folder visible in Finder? :-)
She MUST be.
I dare to suggest - in the Finder, press command + shift + "point", exactly the key with a dot in the English layout, hidden folders and files will appear.
How did you enter the transition to the folder in the terminal? Perhaps you forgot /
to put a slash at the beginning? Try like this:cd /usr/local/bin
There is no folder in macos usr/local/bin
, there is a folder /usr/local/bin
. This is an absolute path and must start with a slash. If you used without it, then you tried to open a folder inside the current directory, so the terminal swears that such a directory does not exist.
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