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nice extention, thank you for that! ;-) But I have a little trouble here ...
I configured my iTerm to inherit the current $PDW to a newly opened window (e.g. with Cmd-N).
But if I'm in a git repo and press Cmd-N I have no git info in my new window. That's because the
only zsh-hook that's getting triggert is precmd an precmd is not doing anything because __EXECUTED_GIT_COMMAND is not set.
To quick fix this, I manually put __EXECUTED_GIT_COMMAND=1 at the end of my .zshrc but maybe
you have a better solution for this typically start-up condition issue ...
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I don't have a good solution for this. Do I understand correctly that one of the precmd instruction overrides the other? There is probably a solution using some zsh witchery, but I'm no zsh expert.
Hello Oliver,
nice extention, thank you for that! ;-) But I have a little trouble here ...
I configured my iTerm to inherit the current
$PDW
to a newly opened window (e.g. withCmd-N
).But if I'm in a git repo and press
Cmd-N
I have no git info in my new window. That's because theonly zsh-hook that's getting triggert is
precmd
anprecmd
is not doing anything because__EXECUTED_GIT_COMMAND
is not set.To quick fix this, I manually put
__EXECUTED_GIT_COMMAND=1
at the end of my.zshrc
but maybeyou have a better solution for this typically start-up condition issue ...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: