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Some sh scripts (upgrade.sh or check_for_upgrade.sh for example) use \n or \c in echoed strings, with a broken output (display the \n instead of a new line, at least on my gentoo and on my archlinux) :
"Hooray! Oh My Zsh has been updated and/or is at the current version. \nAny new updates will be reflected when you start your next terminal session."
Using echo -e instead on echo in .sh scripts should solve this issue :)
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Some sh scripts (upgrade.sh or check_for_upgrade.sh for example) use \n or \c in echoed strings, with a broken output (display the \n instead of a new line, at least on my gentoo and on my archlinux) :
Using
echo -e
instead onecho
in .sh scripts should solve this issue :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: