Your Package Manager's Installer Doesn't Know Fish Exists
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You find a new CLI tool on GitHub. The README looks good. You scroll to "Installation" and see the magic one-liner: curl -sSL https://... | sh. You run it. The script downloads a binary, drops it somewhere sensible, and adds it to your PATH by appending a line to your .bashrc. Except you use fish. And fish doesn't understand export PATH=. So the binary is on your disk, but your shell can't find it. You open the install script, figure out where it put things, and manually write set -gx PATH ~/.l