After having removed the /etc/NIXOS file from the persisted files (as, it turns out, it's unecessary to persist it, as NixOS will regenerate it if not present), I am now facing another issue, upon opening a shell with the per-directory-history oh-my-zsh plugin:
_per-directory-history-set-directory-history:1: can't rename /home/jmc-figueira/.zsh_history.new to $HISTFILE
error: Invalid value for '--jobs <JOBS>': cannot parse integer from empty string
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Somehow, impermanence interferes with the mechanism this plugin uses to manage the zsh histories per directory. I wonder if there are other issues present of the sort; the following error (about the --jobs argument) does not seem to be related to this, but I was unable to pinpoint its cause as of yet.
EDIT: the --jobs error is related to starship, which is even more odd, as I do not have the starship config persisted through impermanence; it might be unrelated to the issue at hand, however.
After having removed the
/etc/NIXOS
file from the persisted files (as, it turns out, it's unecessary to persist it, as NixOS will regenerate it if not present), I am now facing another issue, upon opening a shell with theper-directory-history
oh-my-zsh plugin:Somehow, impermanence interferes with the mechanism this plugin uses to manage the zsh histories per directory. I wonder if there are other issues present of the sort; the following error (about the --jobs argument) does not seem to be related to this, but I was unable to pinpoint its cause as of yet.
EDIT: the --jobs error is related to starship, which is even more odd, as I do not have the starship config persisted through impermanence; it might be unrelated to the issue at hand, however.