Re: Completion issue when zsh is not the default shell

[Julien Nicoulaud <julien.nicoulaud@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks,

I completely missed that, I should have RTFM better (as always) :)

For what it's worth, I ended up with:

autoload -U zrecompile && zrecompile -p $MAIN_USER_HOME/.zshenv -- \
                                        $MAIN_USER_HOME/.zshrc -- \
                                        $MAIN_USER_HOME/.profile -- \
                                        $MAIN_USER_HOME/.zcompdump \
                                        1>/dev/null

Which will only print messages if these files are missing or byte
compilation fails.

Le dim. 28 oct. 2018 à 05:20, Phil Pennock <
zsh-workers+phil.pennock@xxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :

> On 2018-10-26 at 20:49 +0200, Julien Nicoulaud wrote:
> > suspect this is related to bytecode compilation, I have this snippet at
> the
> > end of my zshrc:
> > autoload -U zrecompile && zrecompile -p
> $MAIN_USER_HOME/.{zcompdump,zshrc}
> > &>/dev/null
>
> My understanding is that << zrecompile -p FOO >> passes FOO through as
> arguments to zcompile, so you're invoking:
>
>   zcompile $MAIN_USER_HOME/.zcompdump $MAIN_USER_HOME/.zshrc
>
> which is the "zcompile file [ name ... ]" form, so you're compiling
> .zshrc into the file .zcompdump (instead of .zshrc.zwc).
>
> I think that just removing the "-p" should work.  (But I've not tried to
> reproduce your breakage).
>
>
> What happens if fpath is broken and zrecompile can't be autoloaded?
> What if you fixed such a breakage in .zshrc, but you're not recompiling
> and the old fpath is still being used from the binary file, even while
> the source files are correct?
>
> This should be "zsh -e" safe, while still giving you more clues what's
> failing if things fail:
>
> if ! autoload -U zrecompile ; then
>   print -u2 ".zshrc: warning: failed to autoload zrecompile, is fpath
> okay?'
> else
>   zrecompile $MAIN_USER_HOME/.{zcompdump,zshrc} || ev=$?
>   if (( ev )); then
>     print -u2 ".zshrc: warning: zrecompile failed, exiting $ev"
>   fi
> fi
>
>