Unknown command: fastdev

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• So, Appcelerator people - why is it possible to run the titanium command from the windows cmd prompt but not from Studio Terminal? The correct path is clearly in place. Frustrating.

• I had the same problem. Well, similar as it seems. I installed Ti Studio, git and still got error when trying to use titanium command from Ti Studio's terminal. I figured out that that I only need to enter "cmd" first to load command prompt in the Terminal, then I could use titanium command without any problem. ;) I also didn't want to have a separate command prompt window open, so I went this way. Hope it helps for some folks…

• I've found a workaround for how to run it without starting windows cmd.
  1) Add path to python.exe to your PATH
  2) Run all the commands as titanium.py ….., for example titanium.py fastdev start

• What version of Ti sdk are you using?
  You will need one from the latest builds ( >= 1.7.0 )
  ( I'm not on win, but it happened to me on mac as well)

• Hi

  I have the same issue, i use 1.7.0 CI build - windows 7 - Ti studio, followed this guide but no luck cant get to make fastdev work.

  command line tool is working ie. entering command "titanium" on command prompt works but throws "command not found" on Ti studio terminal window.

  Any Help ???

• As I see the newest Ti Studio beta build starts now fastdev automatically for the Android emulator. Maybe you should also install updates from beta channel and see if your problem gets solved now.

• Anyone get this answered - I can't get fastdev running either. I just get unknown command: fastdev. If I enter 'titanium' into the command line (via windows cmd), then I get this:

  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
  Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
  
  C:\Users\CHRIS>titanium
  Appcelerator Titanium
  Copyright (c) 2010 by Appcelerator, Inc.
  
  commands:
  
    create      - create a project
    run         - run an existing project
    emulator    - start the emulator (android)
    docgen      - generate html docs for a module (android)
    help        - get help
  
  C:\Users\CHRIS>
  

  It doesn't show fasdev as an option (as it does in the guides).

  I have set the environment variables to suit my Windows 7 set-up as described, and have the latest build of Studio installed.

  If I try and call titanium via the Terminal within Studio, it says

  sh.exe": titanium: command not found

  So, very confused.