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Check for other "jira cli" tools installed - not really a bug #824

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@tjr357

Describe the bug
Not so much a bug but a caution for folks. I installed through Homebrew and I would type "jira" in the terminal and it was recognized as a command. However "jira init" was not recognized. Long story short, I had installed go-jira and they also use "jira" as the command.

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  1. JiraCLI Version:
    (Version="1.5.2", GitCommit="34221786aaa12d5bc66039d164b6d9587b0799c7", CommitDate="2024-09-20T08:29:56+00:00", GoVersion="go1.23.1", Compiler="gc", Platform="darwin/amd64")
    
  2. Are you using Jira cloud or on-premise jira server?
    Version:         1001.0.0-SNAPSHOT
    

Build Number: 100281
Deployment Type: Cloud
Default Locale: en_US
3. What operating system are you using? Also mention version.
macOS Sequoia 15.3.1
4. What terminal are you using? Also mention version.
Hyper 3.4.1
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To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install another "jira cli" tool, that has "jira" as it's main command, such as go-jira
  2. Install jira-cli
  3. Try to run "jira init"

Expected behavior
I thought maybe macOS would have told me there were multiple "jira" commands. :/

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Additional context
Again, not really a bug, but more of a PSA.

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