Questions tagged [zsh]
Zsh is a shell designed for interactive use, although it is also a powerful scripting language.
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Terminal paths regarding zsh (mysql)
I've just downloaded my mysql, and can't access it. I was told to put this command in the terminal:
echo 'export PATH=/usr/local/mysql/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bash_profile
then I put this in:
~/....
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Why am I having a “%” sign between the lines in integrated terminal in VS Code?
I was trying to setup zsh shell with oh-my-zsh in vs code. But in the left prompt why there is a "%" sign between lines? How to remove the "%" marked in the screenshot?
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zsh local array declaration causes strange behavior
I'm new to zsh and have discovered some strange behavior, but this tops it all.
I just came across this extremely strange behavior when declaring a local array in a zsh function that I was writing ...
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Can I have the terminal prompt at the vertical middle of a window?
I just realized that I hunch over a lot when using the terminal since the prompt is always at the bottom of the terminal window, which is vertically maximized.
I would like the prompt to be at the ...
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Zsh git branch missing from right side of my screen
I'm using zsh on iTerm2 but I noticed that I don't have the git branch titled master on the right side of my screen like I've seen on examples in blogs. How do I get it?
My zsh:
Other people's zsh (...
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nano 3.2 always compiles without nls
I'm running macOS 10.14 and zsh.
I noticed that nano 2.0 is installed by default and is missing some features. So, I tried to compile and install the latest version (3.2).
This work fine, except for ...
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Is it possible to autocomplete a subcommand like if it was another executable with ZSH?
I maintain a software which acts as a wrapper around docker-compose. I already wrote a ZSH completion script (a custom Oh-My-Zsh plugin) which works very well. But a subcommand of this software allows ...
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zsh sometimes doesn't show stdout
When I have a command that generates a lot into stdout zsh recently (last 6 months AFAIR) stopped showing the output.
e.g.
when I do a:
for i in `seq 2000`; do echo AAA; done
I don't get any output,...
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Oh my ZSH no unicode characters
I installed Arch Linux on my work computer and I'm currently configuring it for my taste.
I installed the packages I needed (Xorg, Gnome3, urxvt, etc.) and created those dot files:
.xinitrc
export ...
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Ctrl+b appearing as '^B' at command line
I noticed this behavior in tmux, but it also happens when I have no session attached. Instead of entering as the command key binding Ctrl+b, ^B is printed to the command line. I don't have a .tmux....
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What is the recommended way of managing environment variables in Unix systems? [closed]
I have always been thinking about the effective way of managing environment variables in operating systems like Ubuntu, macOS, etc.. I have a couple of questions related to it.
Is there a common ...
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How do I change or remove an alias in Zsh in MacOS? [duplicate]
I am trying to install a build tool on my Mac called please; however it seems the word "please" is already aliased to "sudo" and I don't know where that alias is being set.
I'm using Oh My Zsh which ...
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How to rebase a branch from previous fork in one command?
So I'm trying to come up with a ZSH alias for Git that will rebase my current branch onto the branch it was originally derived (forked) from.
Examples:
Given the following branch names of A and B. ...
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Set window title in iTerm with zsh
I am using iTerm2 in my mac with zsh. I have set DISABLE_AUTO_TITLE="true" within .zshrc. Now I can use title to set window and tab titles. But it the title which appears in the title has the running ...
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Don't show output of “cd -<#>”
In oh-my-zsh, doing a cd - outputs the target directory, which is redundant since my shell prompt shows the relative working directory.
I understand I can do cd - > /dev/null, but I'd have to type ...
