If you encounter the 'zsh command not found ansible' error after installing Ansible with pip, it typically indicates that the executable path for Ansible is not properly set in your shell's configuration file (such as ~ /. zshrc for Zsh).

To resolve this issue, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the location where Ansible was installed. You can use the which command to find the path to the Ansible executable. Run the following command:
which ansible
This will display the path to the Ansible executable, such as / usr / local  / bin / ansible.

2. Open your shell's configuration file in a text editor. For Zsh, you can use the following command to open the file:

nano ~ / . zshrc


3. Once the configuration file is open, add the directory containing the Ansible executable to your system's PATH environment variable. Locate the line that begins with export PATH=, and add the directory at the beginning of the line. For example:
export PATH= / usr  / local / bin : $ PATH

Make sure to replace / usr / local / bin with the actual path to your Ansible executable.

4. Save the changes and exit the text editor.

5. To apply the updated configuration, either restart your shell session or run the following command:
source ~ / . zshrc


6. Verify that the 'zsh command not found ansible' error is resolved by running the following command:
ansible --version

If the command executes successfully and displays the Ansible version information, then the issue has been resolved.

By updating the PATH environment variable in your shell's configuration file, you ensure that your shell can find and execute the Ansible command.