That might indeed be worthy of a second question. But you can also add more debug output than just echo $(date) - you could also add pstree -pal to the log. You could also perhaps move the relevant scripting from .zshrc to .zsh_profile (presuming that's a thing) or modify your scripting to set an environment variable, and only run if it's not already set.
Sorted by: Open Terminal. Type touch ~/.zshrc to create the respective file. ( touch command will create the .zshrc in your current directory but it will be hidden) Hit Return To view/open ~/.zshrc you can do either of two things:
When you start Zsh for the first time, it will create a default configuration file at `~/.zshrc`. This file contains settings and options that control how Zsh behaves. You can edit this file to customize your Zsh environment. Some common options to consider include: ZSH_THEME: sets the appearance of the prompt. You can find a list of available
Create a (possibly temporary) directory at, say, ~/venv_startup that contains two files, .zshenv and .zshrc. The .zshenv file consists of The .zshenv file consists of source ~/.zshenv source /venv/bin/activate
cat ~/.zshrc shows cat: /Users/myuser/.zshrc: No such file or directory. Should I create the file and add this PATH? Should I create the file and add this PATH? Works the same way?
I never put real content on the ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile files, instead those files are just symlinks to the real configuration files kept in a subdirectory in my home folder, for example ~/dotfiles/bashrc and ~/dotfiles/bash_profile. I keep the ~/dotfiles folder under source control using Git, and hosted at GitHub.com
Use the command nano ~/.zshrc or any preferred text editor. Change the Theme: Locate the line in your Zshrc file that sets the Zsh theme. It often starts with ZSH_THEME= followed by the theme name in single or double quotes. Replace the Theme: Replace the current theme name with the name of the theme you want to use.
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