Closed yoshuawuyts closed 11 years ago
That looks horrible :( have you tried installing git manually? (because of the last lines) But It could be also related to this issue.
Hm, it looks like it's related indeed. Call me lazy, but it feels as if getting cygwin + zsh to run properly on multiple machines is not an easy task.
same issue.
As stated in the other issue thread, running rm -f ~/.zcompdump; compinit
seems to fix it.
nice, thanks.
Hi, @yoshuawuyts , Did you fixed this issue by @iernie solution? I tried that solution, but it does not work.
I use @twilek's solution which is in https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/issues/630 fixed this issue.
@earthday great you solved it! I ditched zsh because installing it between all my machines caused way too many issues, despite it being a great CLI.
I haven't had any issues with zsh after this one. Use it at work every day and works great now.
I have this same problem, but in my Cygwin64 installed and not any of the solutions works. Not 'rm -f ~/.zcompdump; compinit' or 'compaudit | xargs chmod g-w'
@juantm Try method I mentioned. In my PC, I use cygwin x86 version on Win8. There are two files in cygwin home folder, one is ".zcompdump", another is ".zcompdump-BrightChen-PC-5.0.2". Copy the first file's content into the second one. This solution fixed my problem. -----In my PC, I did the following------
Thanks, I finally resolved the problem with just running 'zsh -l' without the '.zshrc' template file and completing the default wizard. Then when the wizard finished I simply copied the template given by oh-my-zsh over the generated '.zshrc'. That worked for me. Maybe my main problem was to change my user home and that complicated everything.
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@juantm https://github.com/juantm Try method I mentioned. In my PC, I use cygwin x86 version on Win8. There are two files in cygwin home folder, one is ".zcompdump", another is ".zcompdump-<>-<>". Copy the first file's content into the second one. This solution fixed my problem. -----In my PC, I did the following------ cp ~/.zcompdump ~/.zcompdump-BrightChen-PC-5.0.2
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Had the same issue here: Cygwin + Oh-my-zsh on Win 8.1 x64. @twilek's solution worked like a charm.
I have the same issue: Cygwin x86 + oh-my-zsh on Windows 7 x64. @twilek's solution also worked for me!
thank you @earthday your solution fixed the issue for me!!
thanks @earthday , it works.
Nothing that really hampers my workflow, but every time I start the command line it spews up the following:
Any idea as to what may cause this?