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Fortunately, this is easy to fix (I tracked it down on my machine). In "functions/zcolors" there is an attempt to replace "ln=target" with a default value, but it is slightly wrong. On line 105 it says:
for col in ${ls_colors[@]:/ln=target/$ls_defaults[ln]}; do
it should say:
for col in ${ls_colors[@]:/ln=target/ln=$ls_defaults[ln]}; do
i.e. The code is currently replacing the string "ln=target" with a value when it should be replacing it with "ln=value".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
If the LS_COLORS has "ln=target" then the resulting zcolors does not have an entry for "ln".
Steps To Reproduce
Just have "ln=target" in LS_COLORS and then look at zcolors after it is generated, it will not have any entry for "ln".
Expected behavior
According to the code, there should be a default entry for "ln" in zcolors.
Observed behavior
The resulting zcolors does not have an entry for "ln" at all, it is missing.
Environment:
Additional context
Fortunately, this is easy to fix (I tracked it down on my machine). In "functions/zcolors" there is an attempt to replace "ln=target" with a default value, but it is slightly wrong. On line 105 it says:
it should say:
i.e. The code is currently replacing the string "ln=target" with a value when it should be replacing it with "ln=value".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: