Joe Block
Joe Block
Tagging in so I can see updates on this issue.
As of #50, the plugin doesn't use `fdfind` unless it finds it in `$PATH`, so I think this is fixed.
That looks great - please put in a PR, I'd love to add that to the plugin
Part of the complication is that I want to only display the changes once per machine, and when someone does a brand new install, I don't want to show them...
Added sourcing the helper functions
Basically, this is a supplement to manually modifying `.zshrc`. If a user is using any of the ZSH frameworks (not just oh-my-zsh), having a plugin file makes it easy to...
ZSH frameworks can load plugins that follow the ZSH plugin standard during startup - for example, if the end user uses zgenom, they'd add `zgenom load gnachman/iTerm2-shell-integration` to their `.zshrc`...
Basically, most ZSH frameworks can be configured to clone a repository. If there's a file named `something.plugin.zsh` at the top level of the repository, the framework will source that file...
Basically, adding this file makes it a lot more convenient for ZSH framework users to use the integration and to keep the version they're using current.
If you source the file, it should update your `$PATH` to include the repository's `shell_integration/zsh` and `utilities` directories. At the end of the day, what ZSH frameworks do is make...