Joe Block

@jmcdowell, @kpostekk, @realsuiciniv, @RonanJackson, @defcon79 #220 should fix things - if you still have issues, we can re-open this.

That's weird - [zsh-completion-generator](https://github.com/RobSis/zsh-completion-generator/blob/master/zsh-completion-generator.plugin.zsh) is only supposed to load when you explicity use it. What does `which python` show on your machine? And please paste the error message you're seeing....

Thanks! I'll add a workaround that sets `GENCOMPL_PY` if it's unset and `python` is not in `$PATH`, then unsets it after loading all the plugins.

@fwwieffering - could you please comment out your `GENCOMPL_PY` setter, then `zqs selfupdate` and confirm this fixed it for you? Hopefully #223 fixed the zsh-completions-plugin special case. Thanks!

Thanks for checking, I appreciate it.

They're zgenom load commands, I could add a toggle command to skip the .zsh-quickstart-plugins file entirely, then you could drop a file into ~/.zshrc.d Or maybe make it skip looking...

I'll look into adding some sort of update notification mechanism to display some changelog information. I want something that will only make an announcement once when a user logs in.

You can either add a new plugin in a file in `~/.zshrc.d`, or you can make a `.zsh-quickstart-local-plugin` file. If you're just adding plugins to the standard list and want...

It's actually best to put them in `~/.zshrc.pre-plugins.d` - they'll be loaded before the standard list that way, and `zgenom save` will get run after the standard plugins (or `~/.zsh-quickstart-local-plugin`...

The docs were unclear on that, so #210 updates them accordingly