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Print commands as they execute #85

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Print commands as they execute
Apr 9, 2013
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Finish zshenv -> zshrc move
Apr 10, 2013
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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,9 @@ successfully() {
echo "Fixing OSX zsh environment bug ..."
successfully sudo mv /etc/{zshenv,zshrc}

echo "Setting shell to print commands as they execute ..."
set -x
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I just ran set -x and got a bunch of crazy output:

$ set -x
$ echo hello
+_zsh_highlight_preexec_hook:2> _ZSH_HIGHLIGHT_PRIOR_BUFFER='' 
+_zsh_highlight_preexec_hook:3> _ZSH_HIGHLIGHT_PRIOR_CURSOR='' 
+-zsh:348> echo hello
hello
+precmd:0> vcs_info prompt 
+....etc

Maybe set -v is better? Check it:

$ set -v
$ echo hello
echo hello
hello

You can turn it off with set +v.

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I think the weird output has to do with some of the settings we already have in our .zshrc. I got a different kind of weird output:

$ set -x
+-zsh:2> parse_git_branch
+parse_git_branch:1> ref=+parse_git_branch:1> ref=''
+parse_git_branch:2> [[ -n '' ]]
+-zsh:2> parse_git_uncommitted
+parse_git_uncommitted:1> [[ -d .git ]]
+-zsh:2> parse_git_unstaged
+parse_git_unstaged:1> line=+parse_git_unstaged:1> line=+parse_git_unstaged:1> sed -n '2 p'
+parse_git_unstaged:1> line=''
+parse_git_unstaged:2> [[ -d .git ]]

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@mxie I saw similar results - it looks like it's kicking out commands run for the prompt - at least, that's where I started recognizing some of the output when I ran set -x. I'm not familiar enough with zsh to know what was going on here, though.


echo "Fixing permissions ..."
successfully sudo mkdir -p /usr/local
successfully sudo chown -R `whoami` /usr/local
Expand All @@ -18,8 +21,8 @@ echo "Installing Homebrew, a good OS X package manager ..."
echo "Putting Homebrew location earlier in PATH ..."
successfully echo "
# recommended by brew doctor
export PATH='/usr/local/bin:$PATH'" >> ~/.zshenv
successfully source ~/.zshenv
export PATH='/usr/local/bin:$PATH'" >> ~/.zshrc
successfully source ~/.zshrc

echo "Installing GNU Compiler Collection and dependencies ..."
successfully brew tap homebrew/dupes
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -62,6 +65,7 @@ echo "Installing rbenv for changing Ruby versions ..."

echo "Restarting shell as a login shell so path changes take effect to begin using rbenv ..."
exec $SHELL -l
set -x

echo "Installing rbenv-gem-rehash so the shell automatically picks up binaries after installing gems with binaries..."
successfully brew install rbenv-gem-rehash
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -90,3 +94,6 @@ echo "Installing Heroku CLI client ..."

echo "Installing the heroku-config plugin for pulling config variables locally to be used as ENV variables ..."
successfully heroku plugins:install git://github.com/ddollar/heroku-config.git

echo "Setting shell back to normal; don't print future commands as they execute ..."
set +x