MVN command not found in maven

[mossy sequoia]

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I installed maven locally and set the env variables in my bash_profile there, but my 'mvn' command is still not found, can body can help me with this? Ill share my screen for the convenience , thanks

nshot here so you can see what I have done. Thank you in advance!

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If you have installed Maven locally and set the environment variables correctly in your bash_profile, but are still getting the "mvn: command not found" error, there could be a few possible reasons for this issue.

Firstly, make sure that the Maven bin directory is added to your system's PATH variable. This is necessary for your system to recognize the mvn command. You can check this by typing "echo $PATH" in your terminal and verifying that the Maven bin directory is included.

If the Maven bin directory is not added to your PATH, you can do so by editing your bash_profile or bashrc file and adding a line like export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/maven/bin.

After making this change, remember to source your bash_profile or restart your terminal for the changes to take effect.

Additionally, double-check that Maven is properly installed by running "mvn -v" in your terminal. This should display the version of Maven installed on your system if it is set up correctly.

If you continue to encounter issues with the mvn command not being found, feel free to share more details or ask for further assistance from our community.

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[rich solstice]

i did the things above, i checked the variable paths many times and it's still not working

[lucid orchid]

are you adding to path like this?

[rich solstice]

M2_HOME=/opt/apache-maven-3.9.6/bin
export M2_HOME

PATH=$PATH:$M2_HOME/bin
export PATH

[lucid orchid]

did you enter source .bash_profile

[rich solstice]

Yes, i assume the way i set should be right. But the issue has to be related the mvn path which im very confused

[rich solstice]

yes i saved my changes every time when i modify

[lucid orchid]

try if restarting session works

[rich solstice]

well when i modified the changes i restart a new tab, it's still not working

[lucid orchid]

I meant user session

also try adding to path in .bashrc

[lucid orchid]

try installing maven using your package manager

[rich solstice]

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