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Teach me to fish

  

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Go fish

  

• macOS

    

• Linux

    

• BSD

    

• Windows

    

• Sources

  

  

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Release History

  

    Release Notes  

  

•         3.0.2, released February 19, 2019       

      

•         3.0.1, released February 11, 2019         (Tarball)               

      

•         3.0.0, released December 28, 2018         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.7.1, released December 22, 2017         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.7.0, released November 23, 2017         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.6.0, released June 3, 2017         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.5.0, released February 3, 2017         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.4.0, released November 8, 2016         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.3.1, released July 3, 2016         (Tarball)               

      

•         2.3.0, released May 20, 2016         ( (tarball) )               

      

•         2.2.0, released July 12, 2015         ( (tarball) )               

      

•         2.1.2, released February 27, 2015         ( (tarball) )               

      

•         2.1.1, released September 26, 2014         ( (tarball)             – note that there are known issues on macOS)               

      

•         2.1.0, released November 1, 2013         (tarball            – note that there are known security vulnerabilities)               

      

•         2.0.0, released September 1, 2013         (Tarball            – note that there are known security vulnerabilities)               

  

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Development

  fish development ishosted on GitHub.   To clone the git repository:   

    git clone https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell.git   

  Build instructions are provided at the   bottom of the GitHub page.   

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Need Help?

  

gitter.im channelfor quick questions

      

Official fish mailing listor IRC channel# fish at irc.oftc.net

         

Stack Overflow #fishfor scripting, orSuperuser #fishfor configuration and use

    

GitHub issues pagefor when you find a bug or have an awesome idea!