/bin/sh^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
This worked for me:
- Open file /usr/local/bin/brew with vi (
vi /usr/local/bin/brew) - While on vi issue this commad (via esc or :)
:set fileformat=unix - Close file on vi via
:wq!
The brew command should be OK now.
Regards.
I don't know how carriage returns ended up in your brew file, but you can remove them using dos2unix or by piping it through tr -d '\r'.
Example:
tr -d '\r' < /usr/local/bin/brew > myfixedbrew
Once verified, you can use
mv myfixedbrew /usr/local/bin/brew && chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/brew
to replace the old one.