Update: don't prompt the first time zsh starts

[zezadas]

I use zsh as my main shell, and I login via startx, so when I have the option to update day by day, when I boot the PC, I get a message prompting if I want to update oh-my-zsh, its really annoying, because I just want to startx and I don't have internet before login. Since I like to be updated, but dont like to be asked to update every time I start my computer, I asking if you could make an option to disable update message for example, the first time ZSH starts.

Thanks for this amazing framework, keep the good work :)

[mcornella]

You could make this yourself, if you check for the initial login and set the DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE option accordingly. Like this:

[[ is FIRST-TIME SHELL ]] && DISABLE_AUTO_UPDATE=true

I don't know the condition that would complete this, but it's a start.
You need to check for the zsh to be a login shell: http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide02.html#l8

[apjanke]

A login shell isn't going to be a sufficient test. Most shells that users fire up are going to be login shells. (This is the default for most terminal emulators I'm familiar with.)

[mcornella]

Then maybe checking the value of tty (or $TTY). If it's not a pseudo-terminal don't prompt for update, or something like that.