Richard Mitchell

Having the same issue, except it never loads. If I change 'ssh' to 'scp' and use 'gf', netrw opens the remote file. This is obviously basic functionality that isn't working,...

In your .zshrc file, after ``` source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh``` or wherever you do that, add this line: ```zstyle -d ':completion:*:*:*:*:*' menu``` and you'll be back to your pre-omz happiness.

This might be more of a zsh issue than OMZ, but there has to be better way than the barbaric method I offered - that breaks the menu from highlighting...

A key point with the selection being a file, it is not unique at the point of selection, justifying the use of a wildcard. Thanks for looking into it, it'll...

At least in my case, the incorrect completions are coming from: ```local/share/zsh/5.8.1.1-dev/functions/_compadd``` which suggests the issue isn't with OMZ directly, but OMZ's use of compadd that triggers the problem.

What plugins do you use? There are only a few aliases defined in the base config, most are are in the add on plugins, like ‘git’

It is part of zsh completions, has nothing to do with aliases. Type ```alias``` to see defined aliases.

How often do people need to add deleted files that it warrants a 3 letter alias? Maybe there should be a "git pro" plugin for aliases like this and keep...

@ThamosIO Adding unnecessary / unused aliases only pollute the user's workspace and increases the chance of a mistype getting auto-corrected (and not noticed) to something the user absolutely does not...

What does that name even mean? The only purpose indicated for this script is to undo the default 777 settings applied when reading from microsoft media that lacks standard unix...