zdharma-continuum
[bug]: (eval):25: defining function based on alias `zi' (eval):25: parse error near `()'
What happened?
On start of new shell
(eval):25: defining function based on alias `zi'
(eval):25: parse error near `()'
Steps to reproduce
- install zinit the automated way
- start a new shell
Relevant output
(eval):25: defining function based on alias `zi'
(eval):25: parse error near `()'
Screenshots and recordings
No response
Operating System & Version
OS: linux-gnu | Vendor: ubuntu | Machine: x86_64 | CPU: x86_64 | Processor: x86_64 | Hardware: x86_64
Zsh version
zsh 5.8.1 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)
Terminal emulator
xterm-256color
If using WSL on Windows, which version of WSL
None
Additional context
Reverting to tag v3.7.0 makes it go away.
Code of Conduct
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@briandunn,
This is a common issue due to Zoxide defining the zi alias. I looked at your dotfiles and it looks like you recently added Zoxide.
Can you confirm the error occurs without Zoxide?
Is there a way to remove the alias from Zoxide? Is that alias created when I call eval "$(zoxide init zsh)" from within .zshrc? How can I get around this issue if I wish to still use Zoxide but without that alias?
zoxide init --no-cmd zsh
So it looks like this flag is actually --no-aliases(as of the latest version on Debian). That being said, it does not get rid of the (eval):25: defining function based on alias 'zi' error. Interestingly, the second part of the original error, (eval):25: parse error near '()' is now gone. Any ideas?