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I'm working with foundry. Forge seems to be installed but I get ZOE ERROR whenever I run it. Any idea why?

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There is a conflict between forge as a package with ubuntu. When you run which forge in the terminal you get /usr/bin/forge which is not actually what we need. Instead, if you want to use forge /.foundry/bin/forge --version should definitely work.

Inorder to resolve the issue what you can do is add alias forge='~/.foundry/bin/forge' in your ~/.bashrc file

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  • Chiranjibi Poudyal could you expand your answer . Bcoz i have same error
    – Internet and Computer Probe
    Nov 23, 2022 at 15:02
  • What I mean is ubuntu already has a forge package installed. And there's a conflict when we call forge thinking it's a package created by foundry. When we call forge the package ubuntu runs by default is which is available at /usr/bin/forge but what we actually want to run is ~/.foundry/bin/forge. That's the reason why we need to add alias to our ~/.bashrc.
    – Chiranjibi Poudyal
    Nov 29, 2022 at 6:38
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just 3 steps:

  1. open ~/.bashrc by:
sudo nano ~/.bashrc
  1. then add this line at last:
/.foundry/bin/forge --version
  1. save and exit.
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