Add a configuration option to disable autocorrect #1266
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I think that enabling autocorrection out of the box is incredibly annoying. That option should be defaulted to false, definitely. |
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@sheerun I agree. |
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Totally agree. I've already applied the patch in my ~/.oh-my-zsh. |
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👍 for @sheerun's comment on disabling autocorrection by default. |
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Thanks for this.. merged (finally!) |
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Although an 'unsetopt correct_all' as the end of .zshrc achieves the same thing, it's a little obtuse. This change provides a configuration option for autocorrect in the same vein as the existing options in the zshrc template.