In this tutorial, we'll explore the steps to permanently add binary locations to the system PATH variable on macOS.
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Topics covered in this video are as follows:
1. How to resolve command not found error - by using absolute path to the binary
2. How to add location of binary into system PATH - Temporary Solution
3. How to add location of binary into system PATH - Permanent Solution
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