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./manage.py compilemessages
throws this error:
sh: msgfmt: command not found
I am running Mac OS 10.7, and I can’t find the download path for the msgfmt program. Is there any way to resolve this problem?
Thanks in advance!
[update] TLDR; as Dogukan commented: Mac OS Maverics
brew install gettext; brew link gettext --forceworked for me.[update] user Lajarre reported: as of today (March 2014), I had to do
brew install msgpack.You need GNU gettext and gettext-tools.
If you use fink, try:
You may need to add
/sw/bin/to your PATH if it is not there yet.If you don’t use fink, try brew:
[update] removed sudo call from the brew example as suggested by Dave and Jason.