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Does not work with shwordsplit option (endless loop with path containing space) #75
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Thanks for the feedback! I cannot reproduce it in some of my autoenv-enabled dirs. Can you provide steps to reproduce this based on some dir in e.g. |
Hello @blueyed! All there is to it are 2 lines in the beginning of my report. Mkdir & then chdir. Don't forget 2 spaces in the name! Also, If you can't reproduce it, then it could be some setting specific to my zsh. Here's the list of my zsh setopts, in case it's relevant:
Zsh version 5.3.1 |
Can you try setting |
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Add `shwordsplit` option. Ref: Tarrasch#75
Add `shwordsplit` option. Ref: Tarrasch#75
This uses `emulate -L zsh` (as a more broad approach to `setopt localtoptions noshwordsplit`, or quoting things) in the entry points to zsh-autoenv. Fixes Tarrasch#75
Can confirm it is fixed. Thanks! |
Check this out:
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Zsh is stuck in some kind of loop. Ctrl-C helps to get out of it. It happens only if 2 or more spaces are in directory name.
This started happening after I installed zsh-autoenv.
Other than this bug, it's really cool, solves some things very nicely!
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