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It's actually a zsh issue, but can be a problem to it's users.
It writes down "_purge_line:7: file exists:" and does strange things with bookmarks, like overwrites previous or doesn't save new ones.
The problem is with zsh config option NOCLOBBER,
From zsh docs on CLOBBER:
Allows > redirection to truncate existing files, and >> to create files. Otherwise >! must be used to truncate a file, and >>! to create a file.
I'm not a bash ninja, so I can't provide a patch for this issue, I just turned it off in zsh config file
setopt CLOBBER
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It's actually a zsh issue, but can be a problem to it's users.
It writes down "_purge_line:7: file exists:" and does strange things with bookmarks, like overwrites previous or doesn't save new ones.
The problem is with zsh config option NOCLOBBER,
From zsh docs on CLOBBER:
Allows > redirection to truncate existing files, and >> to create files. Otherwise >! must be used to truncate a file, and >>! to create a file.
I'm not a bash ninja, so I can't provide a patch for this issue, I just turned it off in zsh config file
setopt CLOBBER
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: