broken on windows

[Zamiell]

Description

Prezto throws a bunch of errors upon upon running it for the first time (and every subsequent time) after a fresh installation.

async:1: no such file or directory: ../external/async/async.zsh
prompt_sorin_async_tasks:4: command not found: async_start_worker
prompt_sorin_async_tasks:5: command not found: async_register_callback
prompt_sorin_async_tasks:10: command not found: async_flush_jobs
prompt_sorin_async_tasks:13: command not found: async_job
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Steps to Reproduce

• Install Windows 10.
• Install Git for Windows, which also installs Git Bash.
• Install Zsh (e.g. extract https://repo.msys2.org/msys/x86_64/zsh-5.8-5-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst and merge into "C:\Program Files\Git")
• Follow the steps in the Prezto readme: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/blob/master/README.md

Versions

Latest at the time of this writing.

[jeffwidman]

AFAIK, none of the current maintainers use prezto on windows, so we aren't able to help debug unfortunately. If you do track it down further, we'd welcome either a code fix or docs improvement as appropriate.

[geezmolycos]

Git for windows cannot create symlinks by default. Several scripts under modules/prompt/functions uses symlinks to link file in submodules and git for windows clone those as dummy files, you should replace those dummy files with symlinks (or just copy the scripts) manually

[Fpointzero]

in fact,just change the command at project,./modules/prompt/functions, change "../external/async/async.zsh" (e.g) to "source ${ZPREZTODIR}/modules/prompt/external/async/async.zsh". then you can use it at windows.