I get this error: omz_history:fc:13: no such event: 1

[thomasd3]

This is a new install on a brand new AWS CentOS.

Upon logging in to the system, I get this error.

I have done a search and there are a few posts and some old bugs dating a few years back but I can't find anything 'modern' about it. There were some discussions about fc being an alias, but again, these are old discussions, so I would assume whatever the problem was, it must have been sorted out.

I have no clue where this comes from.

How can I troubleshoot this?

[mcornella]

You could capture a trace of the zsh initialization (the command that runs exit) and grep the error there to see where it was called. I can help you with that if you post the trace file.

[thomasd3]

I just did:
zsh -xvic exit &> ~/omz-debug.log

and put the result here: REDACTED

[mcornella]

The call comes from /etc/bashrc:

+/etc/bashrc:38> omz_history -a
+omz_history:1> local clear list
+omz_history:2> zparseopts -E 'c=clear' 'l=list'
+omz_history:4> [[ -n '' ]]
+omz_history:8> [[ -n '' ]]
+omz_history:13> [[ -a = *[0-9]* ]]
+omz_history:13> fc -l -a 1
omz_history:fc:13: no such event: 1

which is sourced from /root/.bashrc:

# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
    . /etc/bashrc
fi
+/root/.bashrc:10> [ -f /etc/bashrc ']'
+/root/.bashrc:11> . /etc/bashrc

which is sourced in .zshrc:

source ~/.bashrc
+/root/.zshrc:101> source /root/.bashrc

There is something wrong about your loading process. /etc/* files should be sourced before user rc files, and bashrc shouldn't be sourced in zshrc. If you want to share settings between bash and zsh, put it in a separate file and source it from bashrc and zshrc.

[joytry1]

The call comes from /etc/bashrc:

+/etc/bashrc:38> omz_history -a
+omz_history:1> local clear list
+omz_history:2> zparseopts -E 'c=clear' 'l=list'
+omz_history:4> [[ -n '' ]]
+omz_history:8> [[ -n '' ]]
+omz_history:13> [[ -a = *[0-9]* ]]
+omz_history:13> fc -l -a 1
omz_history:fc:13: no such event: 1

which is sourced from /root/.bashrc:

# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
    . /etc/bashrc
fi
+/root/.bashrc:10> [ -f /etc/bashrc ']'
+/root/.bashrc:11> . /etc/bashrc

which is sourced in .zshrc:

source ~/.bashrc
+/root/.zshrc:101> source /root/.bashrc

There is something wrong about your loading process. /etc/* files should be sourced before user rc files, and bashrc shouldn't be sourced in zshrc. If you want to share settings between bash and zsh, put it in a separate file and source it from bashrc and zshrc.

Great! I solved this annoying problem by remove source ~/.bash_profile in ~/.zshrc