![]() Turns out that Nushell doesn't like `-lic` and `&&`, but works perfectly fine with `-l -i -c` and `;`, which the other shells do too. These all work: bash -l -i -c 'echo lol; /usr/bin/env -0' nu -l -i -c 'echo lol; /usr/bin/env -0' zsh -l -i -c 'echo lol; /usr/bin/env -0' fish -l -i -c 'echo lol; /usr/bin/env -0' Release Notes: - Fixed shell environment not being loaded if Nushell was set as `$SHELL`. |
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languages | ||
app_menus.rs | ||
languages.rs | ||
main.rs | ||
only_instance.rs | ||
open_listener.rs | ||
zed.rs |