The error message “syntax error near unexpected token `(‘” typically occurs in a shell or command-line environment. This message suggests that there is a problem with the syntax of a command.
The most common cause of this error is a mismatched pair of parentheses or quotes in a shell command. For example, if you have an extra or missing opening or closing parenthesis, the shell will not be able to interpret the command correctly.
To resolve this issue, you should carefully review the command you’re trying to execute and check for any misplaced or missing parentheses, brackets, or quotes. Make sure that they are balanced and properly matched.
If you provide the specific command you’re trying to run, I can give you more targeted advice on how to fix the syntax error.