Kaleb Elwert

> Which doesn't get updates? `zsh-async` or `zle` zsh-async. There are people saying reverting to 1.1 fixes the issue but that’s a really old release and there have been a...

As far as I know, the fix for zsh-async still doesn't fix the zsh hang on exit with windows because (by design) there's a process still running to handle git...

I held off on this one before because I wanted to test it myself - it might be a little while until I can do that

This is an interesting PR, to be sure - I didn't know this was possible. It mostly makes sense, but it's not the direction my brain would go for these....

I don't have prezto installed at the moment, but there's a chance it's related to a workaround I added a while back which got removed in that commit: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/commit/d686da3c039a1ed0ae271860d271ec966f59c16a#diff-414db2cc4cb0c69d0fea2d6304ceb9921bf9d0d96f8d47f545e19bfa217dc39dL120-R119

Are you seeing the same problem as in https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/1416, or is it a separate issue? If it is that issue, this patch, should re-add that hack: ``` diff --git a/modules/python/init.zsh...

Yep, I've spent a good hour on this and I still don't understand what it's trying to do - this is precisely why I don't like zsh parameter expansion. The...

I think it's extendedglob. It's set in the `directory` module which in @jeffwidman's dotfiles, is loaded after `python`. So, when it's trying to load python, extendedglob is not set, but...

That seems like it would be a good fix. That being said, it's a weird choice to set extended_glob for the user purely because a module needs it, but I...

This was added to an experimental contrib repo in https://github.com/belak/prezto-contrib/commit/8ced528185d9d4c7bffd37d6fc290e3099616870