Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a modification in the conditional statement related to the 'process ID' group within a shell script. This adjustment affects the execution of the ps command by removing a condition check related to the $group variable, streamlining the script's functionality.

Changes

Poem

In the land of code where scripts do dwell,
A change was made, a tale to tell.
The $group condition, now set free,
The ps command runs with glee.
Streamlined paths, no checks to bind,
A smoother flow, with ease you'll find.
🐇✨

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Walkthrough

The recent update simplifies a portion of a shell script by removing a conditional check involving the $group variable. This alteration streamlines the execution flow, potentially enhancing performance and reducing complexity.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
sources/ps.zsh Removed conditional check for the $group variable.

🌟🐇✨
A tiny line of code was there,
Guarding the script with utmost care.
But now it's gone, the path is clear,
For simpler code, we give a cheer!
Hop, hop, hooray, the change is here! 🎉
🌟🐇✨

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I haven't actually removed the check, more like a typo fix : P

@Magniquick, thank you for clarifying the nature of the change in the sources/ps.zsh file. It's helpful to know that the modification was a typo fix rather than the removal of a conditional check. I appreciate your attention to detail and for keeping the information accurate. If there's anything else you need assistance with, feel free to ask!

User: Magniquick"
PR: Freed-Wu/fzf-tab-source#19
File: :0-0
Timestamp: 2024-04-21T10:12:00.892Z
Learning: The change in the `sources/ps.zsh` file in PR #19 was a typo fix, not the removal of a conditional check involving the `$group` variable.

zstyle ':completion:*:*:*:*:processes' command "ps -u $USER -o pid,user,comm -w -w"

does fix all the processes not being completed, but AFAIK, fzf-tab-source only handles previews, right ?