Bug: Installing CodeWhisperer broke my zsh setup

[mxstbr]

Checks

• I ran cw doctor in the affected command line session and it didn't resolve my issue
• I ran cw restart and it didn't resolve my issue
• I searched the discussions in this repo and there are no duplicates of my issue

Expected behaviour

I installed CodeWhisperer on my MacBook. I expected my ZSH setup to stay the exact same as before.

Actual behaviour

My custom prompt is gone, the git plugin doesn't work anymore, etc. It's like it's completely ignoring my .zshrc:

Note how I'm in a git repository, I have the git ZSH plugin installed—and yet the gst command (git status) provided by that plugin doesn't work. Nor does my custom prompt show up.

Steps to reproduce

No response

Environment

CODEWHISPERER-details:
  - 0.12.0
hardware-info:
  - model: 
  - model-id: 
  - chip-id: Apple M1 Max
  - cores: 10
  - mem: 64.00 GB
os-info:
  - macOS 13.2.0 (22D49)
environment:
  - shell: /bin/zsh
  - terminal: terminal
  - cwd: /Users/mxstbr/projects/stellate/fuse.js
  - exe-path: /Users/mxstbr/.local/bin/cw
  - install-method: unknown
  - env-vars:
    - CWTERM_SESSION_ID: 23891d3ad275466283b4dd046076b3f7
    - CW_SET_PARENT_CHECK: 1
    - CW_TERM: 0.12.0
    - PATH: /Users/mxstbr/.nvm/versions/node/v20.10.0/bin:/opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/homebrew/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/System/Cryptexes/App/usr/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Users/mxstbr/.cargo/bin:/Users/mxstbr/.local/bin
    - SHELL: /bin/zsh
    - TERM: xterm-256color
    - __CFBundleIdentifier: com.apple.Terminal
    - CW_SET_PARENT: 23891d3ad275466283b4dd046076b3f7

[chaynabors]

Hey Max, long time no see. CodeWhisperer should be acting as Fig did, so if it isn't then there's likely a problem.

Does commenting out the pre and post exec in your .zshrc fix the issue? Otherwise we might have created a file changing your source order. Likely doesn't matter but I would also check the perms on your .zshrc too and make sure they're user owned just in case.

Also, you're on an older version at this point. It should work either way but I'd update if it didn't already automatically update.

If you're a little crazy you can check the source order yourself too

[mxstbr]

@chaynabors 👋 Unfortunately, when I uncomment the pre- & post- blocks in my .zshrc, it stays as-is. It seems like CodeWhisperer completely wiped my ZSH setup (including oh-my-zsh) when I installed it.

[brendanfalk]

@mxstbr Hey! So incredibly sorry about this and sorry we're getting back to you so late here. I assume you have already fixed this...

It looks like you're using ohmyzsh but you're missing the only two required ohmyzsh settings. You need to add the following two lines to your dotfiles

export ZSH="$HOME/.oh-my-zsh"

[your ohmyzsh settings go here]

source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh

I am not sure how we managed to wipe this. We've been doing this install for years and I haven't seen an issue in a while. Perhaps something happened with the CodeWhisperer transition. We will investigate.

Please let me know if you get this fixed so I can close this out. Hope you're well (and fun speaking with you on your product)!!

[mxstbr]

Huh! Weird. That fixed it. Thank you!