Why is oh-my-zsh history completion not working as expected? I wanted the same behaviour for zsh with oh-my-zsh installed and found plugin history-substring-search I achieved the same behaviour described above by adding the plugin to my ~ zshrc: plugins=(git brew npm history-substring-search) I guess this plugin did not exist back when this question was raised Just an alternate way to achieve the same thing
mac - zsh starts incredibly slowly - Super User ZSH takes about a second and a half from creating a new terminal window to being ready I'm pretty sure that the culprit is compinit I haven't been able to find good documentation on compinit, bu
oh-my-zsh: iconv: iconv_open(, -t): Invalid argument - Super User @user1934428, I'm not sure if the comment is directed towards me or the OP but you're right to point that out I edited the OP and also tagged oh-my-zsh Additionally, I recently came across a closed GitHub issue related to this behaviour, and someone happened to post the same solution It's worth noting that it also works if you don't set any locale environment variables directly in the
How to get bash-style autocompletion in zsh, (for git command) I switched to zsh and find it better than bash, but I have a problem with oh-my-zsh 's (hereafter " OMZ ") autocomplete feature When I type git chec, OMZ completes that to git check; in bash it gets completed to git checkout I have also a problem with remote branches: ori completed to oriG, and orig to origin, in bash it gets completed to origin I have the same problem with other git
ZSH npm node nvm command not found after installing OhMyZSH After installing OhMyZSH on my Linux machine, previously installed nvm, node and npm are not found Thanks for the help This command "source ~ nvm nvm sh" allows me to make it work, however when I
macos - No such file or directory: ~ . oh-my-zsh oh-my-zsh. sh even . . . I was trying to transfer my terminal setup (iTerm2, zsh, oh-my-zsh, omz themes) from an old MacBook to a new one zshrc real file is in Dropbox shared between the two laptops, and in each laptop there's a ~ zshrc symlink to the Dropbox one
Sourcing an alias file in oh my zsh custom folder - Super User My understanding is that you are trying to add your custom file aliases zsh to the directory oh-my-zsh custom I just did this and tried using one of the aliases I defined in the file and it worked Just make sure you restart your terminal's session and have the correct alias formatting alias zshconfig="mate ~ zshrc"
