The zsh shell has a ton of
options that can be
enabled and disabled for all kinds of functionality. Some of these options are
enabled by default, some of them may be enabled by a script like
oh-my-zsh, and even more might have been enabled or
disabled by you in your ~/.zshrc file.
To quickly produce a list of all options that are currently enabled, run:
$ setoptAll enabled options will be output by that command. That might be a lot of
output, so if you know what you are looking for, you can grep through the
output. Or, even better, if you have fzf
installed, you can interactively fuzzy search through it.
$ setopt | fzf