antigen/develop

Current: v2.2.1, stable v2.0.2

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

If I start tmux with only 'tmux', .zshrc is sourced twice and it breaks plugins in cache

if I start tmux with 'tmux new zsh', I suppose that the .zshrc is not even sourced once, and I have exactly what I expect with 'tmux' (aka a shell in tmux ready to go, without breaking)

"breaking" meaning that the prompt theme is zsh default, and when I change theme with antigen theme robbyrussell, I have messages from zsh telling that git_prompt_info is not found

it goes back to normal if I antigen reset and start a new terminal emulator

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

What does your tmux.conf look like?

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

nothing fancy I believe https://framagit.org/gagbo/dotfiles/blob/master/tmux/.tmux.conf

I just pushed the few ommits I had today, but it never worked as far as I remember

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

If it's a problem with the cache, maybe creating separate caches for tmux and normal shell will help? Here's how I do mine: https://gitlab.com/robobenklein/configs/blob/2a9c3ed29df402e3a1caee5e4890c4eb8dc085d2/zsh/zshrc#L209

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

I supposed it was the cache but I'm really not sure

It didn't work. I guess I'll just go back to maintaining multiple repos then, I just have no idea at this point

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

If it is really just a problem of sourcing the rc multiple times, just set ZSHRC_LOADED=true at the end and do a check for it in the beginning, but I think it would be something else causing the problem

and it's not partly the problem that you have both an antigenrc and a zshrc? Just wondering how that is set up

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

I used to try antigenrc to see if it changed the behaviour. Nothing changed so I removed the call to antigenrc in zshrc

I did not clean up the antigenrc file, but since I don't call antigen init in zshrc now it doesn't matter

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

https://asciinema.org/a/QobR1Uqo7b9BpDtAVLAaIMr6y

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

try using exec zsh instead of sourcing the file again

I know I was having a bunch of problems with the theme switching because theme unloading is a universal problem

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

exec zsh happens without any issue

so that means I have to "tmux-guard" the antigen part of .zshrc ? because using 'tmux' will source it anyway

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

tmux is supposed to spawn a new, completely clean zsh process, without any leftover state from your current shell instance

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

I get this : https://asciinema.org/a/k5UeNUUcatkYFIlhFC23DGMWZ

And then I need to antigen reset to get to normal state

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

yep that literally looks like the zshrc is just being sourced twice on startup... I suspect it's a problem to be solved with tmux conf

potentially related? : ChrisJohnsen/tmux-MacOSX-pasteboard#23

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

I'll check this out then, thanks

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

it could potentially also be that source .zshrc is located in another RC file, check stuff like .profile, /etc/zsh/*rc files, etc

Gerry Agbobada

@gagbo

it works with setting default-shell back to bash and default-command to zsh. Thanks @robobenklein

Iacopo Isimbaldi

@isiachi

Hi All

Why do we need to add all the bundles to the PATH variable?

Is it required for any reason?

If I enable kubectl bundle, then when I will try to tab complete my kubectl command, the terminal will get stuck between kubectl and kubectl.plugin.zsh

This is the code I am talking about: https://github.com/zsh-users/antigen/blob/develop/src/lib/load.zsh#L52

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

I also didn't like that fact, but this is what I did: https://github.com/robobenklein/configs/blob/2a9c3ed29df402e3a1caee5e4890c4eb8dc085d2/zsh/zshrc#L218

  # Remove paths that start with $HOME/.antigen/
  antigen_fullpath=$(zrllink "$HOME/.antigen/" )
  path=( ${path%"${antigen_fullpath}/*"} )

Iacopo Isimbaldi

@isiachi

@robobenklein Thanks I've done the same thing, just slightly different

# Remove paths that start with $HOME/.antigen/
antigen_fullpath="${HOME}/.antigen"
path=( ${path%${antigen_fullpath}/*} )

Algy

@APIUM

Hey guys, when I load zsh I get
-antigen-parse-args:78: command not found: #

Intended to say more, but looked through all my configs and couldn't find anything remotely relevant on any line 68 or 78, also looked through the source for antigen-parse-args and didn't find anything. Has anybody had this issue?

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

Could you paste the relevant function lines here from your install?

Algy

@APIUM

31 # Parse the given arguments. (Will overwrite the above values). 32 eval "$(-antigen-parse-args \ 33 'url?, loc? ; branch:?, no-local-clone?, btype:?' \ 34 "$@")"

206 eval "$(-antigen-parse-args 'url ; update?, verbose?' "$@")" 207 shift $#

Algy

@APIUM

Sorry for the spam, made a gist with the antigen-parse-args function, the two calls I could find are above. https://gist.github.com/APIUM/d5b2a49f3092ac39b648a7831c99046d

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

that is very bizarre indeed, could you which -antigen-parse-args and give that output instead?

Algy

@APIUM

I get bad option -n with that as is, when I escape the - I get the same thing. Doing antigen-parse-argsgives me antigen-parse-args not found. I assume I'm doing something wrong?

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

oh my b, which -- -antigen-parse-args

Algy

@APIUM

Thank you. Put output as a gist again. https://gist.github.com/APIUM/f611b31bd5b833340aeb95c29c0f4308

Ben Klein

@robobenklein

Perhaps something from

        local arg="${1#--}" 
        if [[ $arg != *=* ]]
        then
            local name="$arg" 
            local value='' 
        else
            local name="${arg%\=*}" 
            local value="${arg#*=}" 
        fi

those are the only two instances of # in there so....

Algy

@APIUM

I'll have to have a play around, thank you.

Algy

@APIUM

Commenting out any combination of those lines seems to be a no-go. I might just reinstall.

Pavel Mishkovich

@pavelexpertov_gitlab

Hello! I am having trouble finding the source files for the plugins I installed using antigen. Where do they usually get stored?

Augusto Gonzalez

@4uGuSt0o_twitter

Hello Guys. I am trying to use zsh as the main terminal

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