Closed Orlinky closed 2 years ago
You seem to be missing a zicompinit
call in your zshrc if that's the entirety of it.
Thank you for your answer.
Indeed there wasn't a zicompinit
call in my .zshrc
but even when I add it zinit's completion is still not working.
Am I misunderstanding something? Because I thought that zinit did the compinit automatically? That's why I removed the call in my configuration a long time ago and everything was working fine.
https://github.com/alichtman/dotfiles/blob/master/.config/zsh/.zshrc#L66-L67
I have zpcompinit
, which may be a remnant from the zplugin
days
https://github.com/alichtman/dotfiles/blob/master/.config/zsh/.zshrc#L66-L67
I have
zpcompinit
, which may be a remnant from thezplugin
days
I do have a similar line in my .zshrc
but it's still not working with my initial zicompinit
nor the older zpcompinit
.
Is there a way to "link" the completion file in the local git repository?
The weird thing is it doesn't work on my computer even with a fresh install, is this the case for you two?
Update: I tested on Linux(Debian) with the same config file and the completion works so I am not sure what is the problem on macOS.
Closing due to lack of activity.
@Orlinky -- Please re-open this issue or create a new one if you still experience this issue.
Issue description
Since the migration to the new project I had some problems with my zinit installation so I decided to make a clean install and updated my config file accordingly, everything was fine but I noticed that zinit's own completion is not working anymore.
I also tried it with a clean install but without adding my own
.zshrc
and it's still not working.Instead of getting the habitual completion I get the default one suggesting folders.
It still is inside the git repository but it doesn't seem to work out of the box for me, maybe I am doing something wrong.
zinit config
zinit version or commit ID
e8058a8c8d77bb2b1940658eec3cbd809603fcb7
zsh version
5.8
host info
macOS 12.0.1