[bug]: Adding zsh-eza without eza installed prevents zsh startup
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jeffqg commented
Environment
Ubuntu 23.10
Reproduction steps
1. Do not install eza yet.
2. Add z-shell/zsh-eza to your zsh plugins. For example, with antidode: `echo "z-shell/zsh-eza" >> .zsh_plugins.txt`
3. Run zsh
Expected behavior
4. zsh-eza prints an error message, but leaves zsh running
Current behavior
4. zsh-eza prints an error message and zsh exits
Code snippet
# .zshrc
source $HOME/dotfiles-packages/antidote/antidote.zsh
antidote load $HOME/.zsh_plugins.txt
# .zsh_plugins.txt
z-shell/zsh-eza
Additional information
If exec zsh
is used in step 3 above in a login shell or over ssh, this will quit the shell and prevent login/ssh without working around a user's default shell.
Self-service
- I'd be willing to address this documentation request myself.
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