Closed GitUser0080 closed 3 years ago
I cannot reproduce this and since it occurs for you without config files, too, I suspect it's something else in your environment. The problem might be that you have some faulty completion functions installed. Please check issues #156, #150, and #73. In particular, incorrectly configured kubectl
completions have been know to cause problems. See those issues for more info.
It's most likely not the case here since I don't have kubectl installed at all. Is there any possibility that plugins installed with Vim and Tmux could affect the environment autocompletion and therefore break this plugin?
After playing around for a while the solution appeared to be much simpler than I thought. Sourcing the zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
file couldn't actually initialize the plugin properly. For some reason it didn't load the whole script, so I had to manually do zsh zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
for this to work.
I still don't know what caused this issue though.
Sourcing the
zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
file couldn't actually initialize the plugin properly. For some reason it didn't load the whole script, so I had to manually dozsh zsh-autocomplete.plugin.zsh
for this to work.
That is quite weird. 🤔
zsh-autocomplete
version: 2021-02-05 (February 5 commit)This issue occurs to me even without any config files. Every time I want to select an item from the list it returns a "command not found" errors. Also pressing KeyUp and KeyDown to look through the history returns the same errors. Screenshot:
Here's my actual .zshrc just in case: Link