avalonwilliams
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2 years ago Thanks for the info, to be honest, I have no clue why I even redirected it to that file in the first place, it seems much more logical to just redirect the errors to /dev/null instead
of writing them to a file. I think it might've been because of some testing I was doing at some point. I'll write up a commit fixing this real quick.
I was trying out this zsh theme on a test user on my machine and I liked it so I installed it on my main user but the git branch wasn't showing on the prompt. After some debugging I found out that it was throwing a
Permission denied on/tmp/git-errorsbecause the owner was my test account. I changed the ownership and fixed the issue but I was thinking that maybe it would be good to include the username or somenthing on the git-errors directory so it doesn't happen on multi-user machines.