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vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@turboBasic I don't follow your question?

andriy melnyk

@turboBasic

@anupamsr @vladdoster i'm curious how to enable this kind of log during startup:

+→zinit-extract:1> chmod a+x -- ./docker-compose-windows-x86_64.exe
+→zinit-extract:2> cygpath -w /home/srivastavaan/.local/share/zinit/plugins/docker---compose
+→zinit-extract:2> ./docker-compose-windows-x86_64.exe /S '/D=E:\scoop\apps\msys2\2022-06-03\home\srivastavaan\.local\share\zinit\plugins\docker---compose'

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

XTRACE (-x, ksh: -x)
    Print commands and their arguments as they are executed. The output is preceded by the value of $PS4, formatted as described in Prompt Expansion.

exec zsh -x

@turboBasic

here is a more interesting example for you

zsh -icx "zinit for id-as'age' as'program' from'gh-r' ver'latest' pick'age/*' @FiloSottile/age"

andriy melnyk

@turboBasic

@vladdoster thanks, i was quite surprised that setopt xtrace shows file and line numbers, the new learning for me despite using zsh couple of years

kmath313

@kmath313

Hi all, I'm trying to install neovim from gh-r. when i run the below from an interactive terminal it works fine but when i put it in my .zshrc it doesn't create the link in polaris/bin

zinit ice from'gh-r' nocompile lbin'!**/nvim'
zinit load neovim/neovim

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

I assume you changed the recipe on the wiki in an attempt to use lbin, right?

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

use recipe on github wiki and change sbin' to lbin'!

xecho -e "\n--- $(which nvim)\n" ;zi delete neovim/neovim -y; echo -e "--- $(which nvim)\n\n";
zi for \
    from'gh-r' \
    nocompile \
    nocompletions \
    sbin'!**/nvim -> nvim' \
    ver'nightly' \
  @neovim/neovim;
echo -e "\n\n--- $(which nvim)\n---- $(nvim --version)"

echo -e "\n\n--- $(which nvim)\n\n" ;zi delete neovim/neovim -y; echo -e "\n\n--- $(which nvim)\n\n";
zi for \
    from'gh-r' \
    nocompile \
    nocompletions \
    lbin'!**/nvim -> nvim' \
    ver'nightly' \
  @neovim/neovim;
echo -e "\n\n--- $(which nvim)\n\n---- $(nvim --version)"

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

And if you want the ice syntax

zinit ice from'gh-r' nocompile lbin'!**/nvim -> nvim'
zinit load @neovim/neovim

kmath313

@kmath313

thanks @vladdoster!! that worked a charm. i'm still trying to understand the syntax correctly, i'll get there eventually.

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@kmath313 np, happy to help.

That behavior is confuses me too. I think there is a open PR that might fix this issue. On the other hand, I’ve hit the same exact issue trying you brought up, but didn’t realize it worked if ran interactively.

So TLDR; the expected behavior is to have same behavior across interactive and scripted zi commands. I’ll check this against the open PR to see if it fixes it.

I had assumed it had to do with trying to create a softlink and not pointing it to the whole nvim dir which has files nvim needs. Idk lol

Stefanqn

@Stefanqn

all my fbins suddenly stopped working

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@Stefanqn Could you open an issue?

https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/zinit-annex-bin-gem-node/issues/new/choose

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

all my fbins suddenly stopped working

@jankatins possible fallout from your PR?

viper

@viper.:matrix.org

[m]

Hello 👋 I noticed I get some .zwc files in my $FAST_WORK_DIR, is there any doc about what are those?

Christo Kotze

@onaforeignshore

Those are compiled files which load faster as they have already been interpreted

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@viper.:matrix.org

https://opensource.apple.com/source/zsh/zsh-65/zsh/Doc/help/zcompile.auto.html

Peter

@vectorkappa:matrix.org

[m]

Hello! After setting up fast-syntax-highlighting, zsh shows ZPLGM: assignment to invalid subscript range. Plugin is loaded with zinit ice wait lucid atinit"ZPLGM[COMPINIT_OPTS]=-C; zpcompinit; zpcd replay"

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Peter

@vectorkappa:matrix.org

[m]

Also, is there a way to load completions from command output, e.g. from rustup completions zsh

Peter

@vectorkappa:matrix.org

[m]

Anyone reading this? Lmao

Ngoc Pham

@ngocphamm

Is there any way to get a program from another source, and not just gh, or gh-r? I'm trying to get this https://downloads.dockerslim.com/releases/1.39.0/dist_linux_arm64.tar.gz

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nadir

@ygt:matrix.org

[m]

I'm wondering if anybody else has issues with yank-pop. It doesn't work more than once for me. It seems a similar issue has been described (and apparently fixed) in this zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting#183.

The issue does not persist if I switch to zsh-syntax-highlighting.

Ngoc Pham

@ngocphamm

Dumb question, but how can I check the version of zinit I have installed?

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Ngoc Pham

@ngocphamm

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

v3.9.0 release

To update, run :

zi self-update
zi compinit

Note: compinit call is needed to refresh the auto-completion.

Bryce Carr

@bdcarr

Hello, I'm having a compatibility issue with zsh-autosuggestions. If I type a command that results in a suggestion appearing, the suggestion appears grey, which is intended behaviour. If I submit the command, the unused suggestion turns white. Had a bit of an "oh shit" moment when I entered grh, my alias for 'git reset', and my history showed 'grhh', the alias for 'git reset --hard'. See above for an example.
Is there a setting I need to configure for this? I'm loading zsh-autosuggestions before fast-syntax-highlighting. Switching the order made no difference.

Stefan

@stefanqn_gitlab

hi and merry christmas. Can I somehow debug what's going wrong when using from'gh-r'? I'm currently getting errors downloading from 'gh-r', e.g. zinit as'program' bpick'lfs_2.6.0.zip' from'gh-r' for '@Canop/lfs' results in "r: failed to find the correct GitHub release asset to download, modify bpick-ICE (current bpick: lfs_2.6.0.zip)." Same for zini for from"gh-r" lbin"jq-* -> jq" stedolan/jq

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Ngoc Pham

@ngocphamm

Hi all. I just realized that with lbin and local reference snippet format, when I do zi update (to update all) I got the following messages. Everything still works fine though. Just want to know if there's a better way to hanle the situation.

zinit ice id-as"ngoc-prompt" nocompile; zinit snippet $HOME/.zsh/themes/ngoc.zsh

zinit as"null" wait"0a" lucid light-mode from"gh-r" lbin"!" lman completions for \
  lbin"!**/rg" BurntSushi/ripgrep

Updating snippet: themes/ngoc.zsh... (identified as: ngoc-prompt)
realpath: illegal option -- -
usage: realpath [-q] [path ...]
Linking ngoc-prompt...
/Users/ngoc/.local/share/zinit/snippets/ngoc-prompt/ngoc-prompt -> /Users/ngoc/.zsh/themes/ngoc.zsh

Note: updating also unloaded plugins
Updating BurntSushi/ripgrep
Binary release already up to date (version: 13.0.0)
[linkbin annex] Re-created the rg soft link however the rg binary does not exist or failed to set +x on it

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@ngocphamm I assume you are on a mac. The error is due to macOS, a fork of BSD, having relativley old and inconsistent coreutils (in comparision to GNU.

See the history of the MacOS and original Mach project. It is interesting.

You can fix this via:

# see what coreutils installs
brew info coreutils
# install
brew install gnu-coreutils

Bug reproduced below:

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Stefanqn

@Stefanqn

@vladdoster sorry for the late response. It suddenly started working again. I think it might have been gh-r related

vladislav doster

@vladdoster

@Stefanqn It could also be the use of " versus ' & vice versa

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canony

@canony:canony.xyz

[m]

has anyone seen this error before?
```
$ make
zsh: make: function definition file not found

I am not sure what plugin is causing it

canony

@canony:canony.xyz

[m]

nvm, problem solved

it was ptzm:utility

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