Sam Eaton wrote: > [$HOME/.oh-my-zsh] There is no reason to use $HOME here, and it is the cause of your problem. Relative directories in .mrconfig files are relative to the directory in which the file is located. So [.oh-my-zsh] will automatically do the right thing, when the .mrconfig file is located in $HOME. (And if it's located in /tmp/just-testing/.mrconfig, you'll get /tmp/just-testing/.oh-my-zsh, which is also a nice things.)
> I've 'fixed' this on my local machine by editing the code to use $ENV{PWD}
> instead of Cwd:getcwd(), but I don't know if this is a generally applicable
> solution for others, or if there's a nicer way to solve it.
PWD is not set by all shells.
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