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Kaleb Elwert
@belak
I'm guessing it's manually... and if that's the case, I'm not sure how we'd want to handle the additional module dirs
DC*
@desyncr
Antigen load prezto modules manually, not using pmodload currently
Matthew Javelet
@0xMatt
When I run antigen bundle {bundlename} how can I have it persist to my .zshrc file? It seems it's only available for that current terminal session
DC*
@desyncr
@0xMatt It's by design this way. We have plans for v3.x to be able to configure Antigen in an interactive way. See zsh-users/antigen#334
DC*
@desyncr
New release! https://github.com/zsh-users/antigen/releases/tag/v2.2.3 :tada: :tada:
BTW Happy new year to all! :smile:
Tim
@TCastelein
Hi quick question. I have installed antigen through apt sudo apt install zsh-antigen the next steps of instalation say i need to point to the antigen.zsh file. But i cannot find it
Can anyone help?
DC*
@desyncr
@TCastelein IIRC the debian package leaves it at /usr/share/zsh-antigen
I'll check that out now
Tim
@TCastelein
Yup there it is
Weird that my locate wouldnt find it
th
x
DC*
@desyncr
:+1: Cool have fun with it! :sparkles:
If you find any issue or have any trouble using it let us know!
BTW I was testing on debian 8 and it ships with antigen version 1 (we're currently 2.2.3)
So beware the documentation is based on latest version, so it may differ greatly
Chang
@chhuang
Does anyone know why this doesn't work: antigen bundle zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions?
I have to do this instead: source /usr/local/share/zsh-autosuggestions/zsh-autosuggestions.zsh
MindFocus
@mindfocus
antigen apply cannot save settings to .zshrc
i dont know how to fix this
somebody can help me?
DC*
@desyncr
@mindfocus Antigen doesn't automatically modifies .zshrc, if you want to persist your bundles your need to modify it yourself.
See the examples on the wiki page, they're quite helpful to get you started!
cduong13
@chrisduong
Hi guys, how would we debug how the plugin is loaded
I run antigen bundle aws
then antigen apply
I had set set -x to turn on debug
but I cannot use aws shell completion
hadn’t found any error
DC*
@desyncr
@chrisduong Currently there isn't any debug information really helpful for this, but you can take a look at ~/.antigen/debug.log
cduong13
@chrisduong
Thanks @desyncr, had able to produce the debug log
DC*
@desyncr
Great! If you need any help just ping me
cduong13
@chrisduong
It was compinit problem between omz and zsh-completion
DC*
@desyncr
oh, yeah, compinit can be messed up if using omz and other frameworks interchangably
cduong13
@chrisduong
I had to run ‘compinit’ again in my zshrc so that aws completion can work
DC*
@desyncr
antigen reset should also work to clear up compinits
cduong13
@chrisduong
I would try it. Thanks
chewblacka
@chewblacka
Hi Ive just installed antigen and it's working well, except everytime I make a change to .zshrc (even a trivial one) I get the errof "Antigen: Must provide a bundle url or name." on startup
DC*
@desyncr
Can you share your .zshrc file?
It seems it's an error with how antigen bundle is used.
You need to pass it a plugin/bundle name such as antigen bundle zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions
chewblacka
@chewblacka
ok many thanks! do I just paste my .zshrc into here?
DC*
@desyncr
Yeah, be sure to use backticks to format to code 
like this
Or use gist.github.com
chewblacka
@chewblacka

source $HOME/antigen/antigen.zsh

`# Load the oh-my-zsh's library
antigen use oh-my-zsh

antigen bundle <<EOBUNDLES

# Bundles from the default repo (robbyrussell's oh-my-zsh)
git

# Syntax highlighting bundle.
zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting

# Fish-like auto suggestions
zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

# Extra zsh completions
zsh-users/zsh-completions

EOBUNDLES

Load the theme

antigen theme robbyrussell
antigen apply`

DC*
@desyncr
It must be antigen bundles <<EOBUNDLES
bundles instead of bundle
chewblacka
@chewblacka
doh!