If you are missing the file .zshrc in home ~ (e.g there is only zsh_sessions and zsh_history) simply create that file (touch .zshrc) and paste suggested export. – Sebastian Voráč MSc. Oct 31, 2021 at 17:34
Configuration. zsh configuration file is named .zshrc and is located in your home directory (eg. ~/.zshrc) If you run zsh without having the configuration file, zsh will provide you option to create one. I suggest to create basic .zshrc before you run zsh. The following configuration file will help you get started. Create ~/.zshrc with the
Step 2: Configuring the .zshrc file The .zshrc file contains the script that is run when you start a new zsh shell (rc stands for "run commands"). So if you make changes to this file you have to start a new shell to see them take effect. You can customise your terminal by running open ~/.zshrc to open the .zshrc file in your system's root NOTE: the installer will rename an existing .zshrc file to .zshrc.pre-oh-my-zsh. Alternatively, the installer is also mirrored outside GitHub. Using this URL may be required if you're in a country like India or China, that blocks raw.githubusercontent.com: Nope, that's not what your script should be doing. Not your script, but the user should call compinit (in their .zshrc file) to enable Zsh's more advanced completion system. Additionally, it should be called only once for each shell instance. Side note Posted on Dec 25, 2022 7:54 AM. The .zshrc file is located in your home folder. Like all files whose names start with a period, it is normally hidden, so you won't see it in the Finder, or by doing a normal "ls" command in the Terminal. You can make the Finder show hidden files by pressing Command-Shift-period (and press again to toggle this off). LrSxtMR. 32323436888799224979513
