The startup logic and instructions have been updated for simplicity in
pyenv 2.3.0. The workaround for pyenv init is no longer necessary.
Signed-off-by: Indrajit Raychaudhuri <irc@indrajit.com>
The desired logic is:
For the `pyenv` plugins `virtualenv-init` and `virtualenvwrapper`:
1. If either plugin is present, activate it
2. If `virtualenvwrapper` plugin is not present, then
[fallback to standard
`virtualenvwrapper`](https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1414#issuecomment-320306421).
3. If `virtualenvwrapper` plugin is present, then [don't fallback to
standard `virtualenvwrapper`, regardless of whether `virtualenv-init`
is
present](https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1981#issue-1123766676).
Previously, if the `virtualenv` command was present but `pyenv` was
missing, then the fallback wouldn't be hit. This bug was introduced by
https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1981/ which ensured that
the `pyenv` `virtualenvwrapper` plugin was activated if present,
regardless of the presence of the `virtualenv-init` plugin.
As an optimization, the check for the `pyenv` plugins are skipped if
`pyenv` itself isn't found.
Since we only want to fallback if the `pyenv` `virtualenvwrapper` plugin
is missing, but that's buried within the `pyenv` logic and we also need
to handle when `pyenv` itself is missing, this switches to using a flag
variable.
I also renamed the `virtualenv_sources` var to
`virtualenvwrapper_sources` as `virtualenv` is distinct from
`virtualenvwrapper`, so using one name for a var that is really about
the other is confusing.
Looking at `git blame`, there's a _lot_ of prior art here around trying
to support all the permutations of `pyenv` and various plugins:
* https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/1413
* https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1414
* https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1433
* https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/pull/1434
So we need to be extremely careful to continue to support all these
permutations.
Fix https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/2022
This is needed to find python.
It is often already set because a user has the directory or completion module loaded before this, but that's not always true.
See extensive debugging / further explanation here: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/1949
This does not fully resolve that issue, as there's another enhancement that I'll put up as a separate PR.
In most systems, python2 or python3 command/soft-link would almost
always exist. In such cases, we don't need to invoke `python` to
detect the version. This should speed things up a bit as well.
Docker For Mac has broken support for `docker-compose`.
Since `docker compose` is a drop in replacement and it Just Works™, this PR converts `docker-compose` to `docker compose`
While previusly configurable, it was inconsistent with other
configuration options and it was missing configurability of in memory /
on disc history size.
Signed-off-by: Shea690901 <ginny690901@hotmail.de>
Two additional sets of paths are now added to the default list of well
known paths: '$HOME/{bin,sbin}' and '/opt/{homebrew,local}/{bin,sbin}'.
- '$HOME/{bin,sbin}': Most users have custom scripts in '$HOME/bin'
anyway, we might as well honor those. '$HOME/sbin' is not really common,
but we can keep it for consistency.
- '/opt/{homebrew,local}/{bin,sbin}': With Homebrew changing default
installation location in macOS on Apple Silicon which will eventually
become ubiquitous, we have a good reason to add these paths by default.
While at it, we also honor MacPorts installation.
In all cases, we add them _iff_ the paths actually exist, not otherwise.
This has the side effect of a newly installed program not available
immediately in the '$path' in a mint fresh system (because of the fact
that '/opt/{homebrew,local}/{bin,sbin}' won't exist initially) until the
shell is reloaded. But that's a minor inconvenience to keep the '$path'
from getting unnecessarily bloated.
For performance reasons, we prefer detecting Homebrew prefix internally
instead of the more idiomatic form `brew --repository`.
We attempt looking up $HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY first (in case `brew shellenv`
has been sourced-in earlier). Else, we look it up by resolving absolute
path of $HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY.
This should work for most standard (and officially documented) Homebrew
installations.
For performance reasons, we prefer detecting Homebrew prefix internally
instead of the more idiomatic form `brew --prefix`.
We attempt looking up $HOMEBREW_PREFIX or $HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY first (in
case `brew shellenv` has been sourced-in earlier). Else, we look it up
by resolving absolute path of $HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY. $HOMEBREW_PREFIX is
same as $HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY except when Homebrew is installed in
'/usr/local' ($HOMEBREW_REPOSITORY == '/usr/local/Homebrew'). This is
usually the case for Intel Macs.
This should work for most standard (and officially documented) Homebrew
installations.
For implementation details in Homebrew,
see: 2a850e02d8/bin/brew (L62-L70)
Co-authored-by: mattmc3 <mattmc3@gmail.com>
John Britton
Indrajit Raychaudhuri
mritd
dllud
Roman Perepelitsa
mattmc3
Julio Batista Silva
huyz
Jeff Widman
Michael Hoang
Thomas Blaschke
Shea690901
Ilkin Bayramli
Ben
Eugen Blattner
Jim Boulter
Aaron Kanter
Zach Birenbaum