zoxide
: update mkOrder
to place bash configuration at end of bashrc
#6572
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I updated my flake a few weeks back and
zoxide
has been giving me an error recently:To be fair, I haven't noticed any issues with
zoxide
apart from this error message.The
zoxide
eval statement in my.bashrc
is not "right at the end" of the file as mentioned in the message which isn't surprising given that it is given amkOrder 150
. In my own config, I increased this to2000
(to ensure it comes after anymkAfter
s which aremkOrder 1500
) to ensure it happens at the end of the script. After doing so, it appears at the end of mybashrc
and I no longer get the error message.I'm open to suggestions on the exact value to use as
2000
may be overkill and I'm unaware of other programs which may need to be evaluated last with more urgency thanzoxide
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