Oh My Zsh For Mac
Libro el placer de leer y escribir pdf gratis. If you are not using oh my zsh, then you can try something like sudo vi /.bashrc or sudo vi /.bashprofile Once you hit above command, you will be asked for password and then a text something like below will be opened.

Some zsh completion files for macOS specific commands and third party tools.
Pull requests and contributions are welcome!
Setup and Installation
To use mac-zsh-completions on your Mac, follow these steps:
- download the project zip or
git clonethe project - in your
.zshrc(or other zsh configuration file) add the full path to themac-zsh-completions/completionsdirectory to thefpath, e.g.
the command to load
compinitshould come after modifying thefpathin your.zshrcopen a new Terminal window to get the new completions
sometimes (rarely) you may have to delete the
~/.zcompdumpfile
- remember to regularly re-download or
git pullfor new completions and updates
Install via oh-my-zsh
- Add to your
~/.zshrcplugins arrayplugins=(.. mac-zsh-completions) - Run
source ~/.zshrcor restart your shell to activate
Comments and Discussion
Aside from issues and pull request, I suggest the #zsh channel on the MacAdmins Slack for discussion.
No matter what I try and do I can't seem to make git tab/auto completion work in my zsh shell. The same issue bothers me today. Inspired by the answers, I looked around the.zshrc and found this: Which plugins would you like to load? (plugins can be found in /.oh-my-zsh/plugins/.)Custom plugins may be added to /.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/Example format: plugins=(rails git textmate ruby lighthouse)Add wisely, as too many plugins slow down shell startup.plugins=(git)Just comment the above line to enable the git plugin, the problem is solved.More details about the plugin can be found here. Graphistudio software.