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Really, really add /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable on macOS
Really, really add /usr/local/bin to the PATH variable on macOS.
In newer macOS custom executables belong in a directory which is not included in the default PATH variable. How to change the default PATH variable.
https://dani.gg/467-add-usr-local-bin-to-the-path-variable-on-mac-os/
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