Control: affects -1 zsh
* Adam Reviczky <[email protected]> [251123 14:39]:
> > You can test this by starting zsh without rc files: zsh -f
>
> I tried this, didn't see the problem, doing this to (try to) eliminate
my
> environment:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> unset TERMINFO
> unset TERMINFO_DIRS
> export TERM=xterm-256color
On my ARM machine, I have run this with TERM=xterm-256color
(trace-xterm-256color.log), TERM= (trace-unset.log) and without "-f" for
zsh (trace-xterm-256color-full.log).
So indeed the "yes" thing shows up because Debian's system zshrc
does something.
Reducing the system zshrc gives me:
$ zsh -f
tiksta% echo "$terminfo[smkx]"
yes
tiksta% echo "$terminfo[rmkx]"
yes
tiksta% echo $TERM
alacritty
After downgrading *ncurses* and libtinfo6 to 6.5+20250216-2:
$ zsh -f
tiksta% echo "$terminfo[smkx]"
tiksta% echo "$terminfo[rmkx]"
Best,
Chris
