Closed Snuggle closed 6 years ago
Hey Snuggle! Thank you for opening an issue.
That is indeed strange behavior. Unfortunately, I have been unable to reproduce it on my own machine: https://asciinema.org/a/VCa2eUHYBQWetzZMImEj5xSWT
In the recording I am sshing into the same computer with the ssh client, so the spacefish installation is definitely using the same fish and spacefish version.
My first thought is that you have a corrupt spacefish installation on the server you're sshing into. The __sf_util_set_default
function should be installed in the same way as all other functions. To verify that it is there, check ~/.config/fish/functions
for the __sf_util_set_default.fish
file and several other __sf
prefixed files that should be installed with the theme. If not, it may be an issue regarding write access to one of the containing folders.
Be sure to try reinstalling spacefish and updating it. Please let me know if that doesn't work.
It appears that omf is very confused about multiple users and has only done a partial install of spacefish. When running omf doctor
it's using the wrong user's /home/username/.config/omf/theme
. (I am not signed in as snuggle
, I used su to switch to another user.)
I will attempt to fix this by using
This didn't fix the issue. Odd.omf destroy
and then reinstalling omf without SSH/su.
Very strange. I don't think this is a spacefish specific-issue, so I'll close. :slightly_smiling_face:
Bug Report
Current Behavior Loading spacefish prompt over SSH, after switching user, causes errors. Both clients/users are using fish with oh-my-fish and spacefish.
I don't seem to get the same error when opening the terminal on the machine. It seems to only be an SSH issue of some kind.
Expected Behavior Spacefish prompt works perfectly! :rocket:
Relevant
Fish
Configuration No extra configuration. N/A.Environment
Possible Solution Fix the line that Fish is erroring on?
Additional context/Screenshots This occurs over SSH after switching user. Both users and machines have spacefish installed with identical versions.