Re: zstat

[Roman Perepelitsa <roman.perepelitsa@xxxxxxxxx>]

> # OK I have now 'deleted' my .zshrc  (kept a copy of course)
>
> # I get the following 'odd' behaviour
>
> If I start a new gnome terminal I have zstat
>
> mint-HP-600B% zstat
>
> zstat: no files given
>
>
> # but if i reload zsh
>
> mint-HP-600B% zsh
> mint-HP-600B% zstat
>
> zsh: command not found: zstat

Which terminal are you using?

There are several terminals out there that inject extra initialization
code into the shell that they spawn. This initialization code usually
runs between global and user zshenv and is meant to enable tighter
integration between the terminal and the shell. In practice all such
code has side effects and can leak or break things. The terminals I'm
aware of that do this are Kitty, Integrated Visual Studio Terminal,
Integrated IntelliJ Terminal, Warp, and Fig. When you manually run
`zsh` in a terminal of this kind, the new shell won't run the extra
initialization code.

Roman.