zinit: [bug]: Choosing version track such as Nightly as the version to stay on
Describe the bug
Hello, I have something like this (which I think there’s redundant keywords in it):
zi ice lucid cloneonly from"gh-r" bpick"*linux-gnu.gz" mv"rust-analyzer-* -> rust-analyzer" fbin"rust-analyzer"
zi light "rust-lang/rust-analyzer"
The problem is if there’s a Nighly update, the Release version is updated once to the Nightly version and now it hasn’t updated to a newer Nightly version. How can I make sure it either updates to a newer Nightly, or only updates to stable Releases?
Steps to reproduce
- Add above snippet to
.zshrc - Reload terminal to install
Expected behavior
Update to latest Nightly, or stay on Stable
Screenshots and recordings
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OS / Linux distribution
Linux void 5.16.20_1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Apr 14 17:43:53 UTC 2022 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Zsh version
5.8.1
Terminal emulator
foot
If using WSL on Windows, which version of WSL
No response
Additional context
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About this issue
- Original URL
- State: closed
- Created 2 years ago
- Comments: 26 (18 by maintainers)
Commits related to this issue
- maint: fix macos pattern, add new tests and format - macOS gh-r pattern now looks for `.dmg`s - `gh-r` tests for bit, gron, pulumi, atmos, keepassxc, alacrity, and assh - clean up duplicate code with... — committed to zdharma-continuum/zinit by vladdoster 2 years ago
- maint: fix macos pattern, add new tests and format - darwin gh-r pattern now includes the `.dmg` extension - `gh-r` tests for bit, gron, pulumi, atmos, keepassxc, alacrity, assh, and dog - clean up... — committed to zdharma-continuum/zinit by vladdoster 2 years ago
- maint: fix macos pattern, add new tests and format (#250) - darwin gh-r pattern now includes the `.dmg` extension - `gh-r` tests for bit, gron, pulumi, atmos, keepassxc, alacrity, assh, and dog ... — committed to zdharma-continuum/zinit by vladdoster 2 years ago
Thank you so much @vladdoster, it seems like it’s resolved now
😁 Looks like I had to manually create the
binfolder inpolarisforsbinto work. I was using fbin for a long time but it looks like things have changed since; I’ve switched to using sbin now