gitstatus_start_impl: declare os variable. #92
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It's declared on the next line. What am I missing? Could you explain how to reproduce this error? Start by typing |
When the os variable isn't declared I get the following error on
initialization:
> gitstatus_start_impl:28: os: parameter not set
The error is raised by the following line:
[[ -n $os ]] || { os="$(uname -s)" && [[ -n $os ]] }
So it is. I don't know zsh very well but there seems to be some condition where declaring and defining multiple variables on one line doesn't work. |
Could you answer this question? |
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Sorry, I can't reproduce in that way and I'm now pretty sure it's an issue with an overly aggressive patch in my distribution. |
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Merged. I believe the PR is a no-op but if it helps you then why not. |
This is a followup to NixOS#76744. The patch is still too aggressive because it captures additional local variables declared in the same line. It should stop when it hits whitespace. See romkatv/gitstatus#92.
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Well thanks for asking the right questions which pushed me toward the true problem. See NixOS/nixpkgs#77580. |
This is a followup to NixOS#76744. The patch is still too aggressive because it captures additional local variables declared in the same line. It should stop when it hits whitespace. See romkatv/gitstatus#92. (cherry picked from commit be4efc8)
gitstatus_start_impl: declare os variable.
When the os variable isn't declared I get the following error on
initialization:
The error is raised by the following line: