Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Ticket #3121, comment 16


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  • Ticket #3121, comment 16

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    55I've created a topic on a forum: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/prompt-disappears-in-zsh-mc-after-typing-comands-sometimes/122552 but I think this may be also an issue with mc vs zsh, which is to be fixed in mc. 
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    7 To reproduce the issue one should use the config attached https://midnight-commander.org/attachment/ticket/3121/.zshrc (I'm not sure it will work without the full manjaro-zsh-config package though and that this package can be installed on plain Arch easily, however the issue is also reproducible with the another config: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/unstable-manjaro-zsh-config/17899/105 (which seems to be not "Manjaro-specific"), it is attached as https://midnight-commander.org/attachment/ticket/3121/.zshrc_arch) and then type "ls -> enter > ls -> enter..." until prompt is gone. This does not always happen but often enough (1 times out of 10 approx). By "does not always happen" I mean that it always happens if you will type "ls -> enter" enough for it to happen. But how many times one has to do it is random. I confirm that it seems like a race condition. It does not happen without .zshrc file at all.  
     7To reproduce the issue one should use the config attached https://midnight-commander.org/attachment/ticket/3121/.zshrc (I'm not sure it will work without the full manjaro-zsh-config package though and that this package can be installed on plain Arch easily, however the issue is also reproducible with the another config: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/unstable-manjaro-zsh-config/17899/105 (which seems to be not "Manjaro-specific" and is attached as https://midnight-commander.org/attachment/ticket/3121/.zshrc_arch) and then type "ls -> enter > ls -> enter..." until prompt is gone. This does not always happen but often enough (1 times out of 10 approx). By "does not always happen" I mean that it always happens if you will type "ls -> enter" enough for it to happen. But how many times one has to do it is random. I confirm that it seems like a race condition. It does not happen without .zshrc file at all.  
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    99I'm using xfce4-terminal, but this also happens in xterm (see https://midnight-commander.org/attachment/ticket/3121/prompt_sometimes_disappears.png).