bin/sh: 1: source: not found

I am trying to install fpylll from a repository on Ubuntu 18.04The fpylll instruction in README.rst says that after Automatic install you should do

$ source ./activate

but I get a notification:

/ bin / sh: 1: source: not found

why it happens? I thought the source is in bash by eliciting? How to solve this problem?

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1 Answer

please replace "source ./activate" with ". ./activate"

see: Bourne shell builtins

good luck.

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