Debug Fig
There are 2 ways of debugging Fig:
- Run
fig doctor
- Built-in debugger. Click on your Terminal, then click on the Fig icon ◧ in your macOS status bar.
Doctor
Running fig doctor should be step #1 of troubleshooting Fig. Fig doctor will identify problems and either fix the issue for you, or direct you to the right place for guidance.
fig doctor
Built-in Debugger
Fig's debugger can give some basic information that can help diagnose common issues.
Click on your Terminal, then click on the Fig icon ◧ in your macOS status bar.
Debugger States
Fig has lost the shell session context
This can also appear when we cannot connect to wifi and load up the autocomplete app.
Click on another window (like Chrome or the desktop) then back to your
terminal.Fig has lost the shell session context
This can also appear when we cannot connect to wifi and load up the autocomplete app.
Click on another window (like Chrome or the desktop) then back to your
terminal.Fig can't see that you are in a shell session.
- If you are using vim or another program in the terminal, this is expected and working correctly
- If you are seeing this in an instance where Fig should be working, check
add as shell
in the debugger - If you are seeing this in instance where Fig should not be showing suggestions, check
ignore
in the debugger
Fig can't link your terminal window to the TTY
Try hitting enter or running fig source
.
Autocomplete is hidden
Try going to a new line by hitting ctrl+c. This may happen frequently in bash or ssh.
Everything should be working
If you're here, Fig probably isn't actually working. Email us at hello@fig.io and we'll get this fixed.