fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular framework for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.
In the process of setting up patterns, we've added a step to unalias any existing alias with the same name. This ensures that our dynamically defined functions won't conflict with any pre-existing aliases.
What this Pull Request (PR) does
During the setup of fabric I added the obsidian vault bits and received this error after sourcing my ~/.zshrc
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `agility_story'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `ai'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `analyze_answers'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `analyze_cfp_submission'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `analyze_claims'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `analyze_comments'
(eval):2: parse error near `()'
(eval):2: defining function based on alias `analyze_debate'
.... cut for brevity
The unalias "$pattern_name" 2>/dev/null command removes any existing alias with the same name as the function you're about to define. The 2>/dev/null part suppresses any error messages if the alias doesn't exist, ensuring the script runs smoothly.
In the process of setting up patterns, we've added a step to unalias any existing alias with the same name. This ensures that our dynamically defined functions won't conflict with any pre-existing aliases.
What this Pull Request (PR) does
During the setup of fabric I added the obsidian vault bits and received this error after sourcing my
~/.zshrc
The unalias "
$pattern_name" 2>/dev/null
command removes any existing alias with the same name as the function you're about to define. The2>/dev/null
part suppresses any error messages if the alias doesn't exist, ensuring the script runs smoothly.Related issues
n/a
Screenshots
After sourcing with initial command:
After corrected script: