use /home/ryan/d/.oh-my-zsh instead of ~/.oh-my-zsh for cache #424
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I agree, but how come I don't have this problem? What is being cached there? |
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It's used for certain completions, for example the apt-get completion caches the list of packages. |
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use /home/ryan/d/.oh-my-zsh instead of ~/.oh-my-zsh for cache
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I keep my oh-my-zsh in my dropbox folder and the cache folder should not wander outside of the $ZSH env variable I have set.