Use whence -p instead of which for Zsh#1363
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Use whence -p instead of which for Zsh#1363jarodhayes wants to merge 1 commit intophpbrew:masterfrom jarodhayes:master
whence -p instead of which for Zsh#1363jarodhayes wants to merge 1 commit intophpbrew:masterfrom
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whence -p instead of which for Zsh
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Hello, I did some additional troubleshooting and found that the issue was primarily that PHPBrew's |
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This is to address a regression to an issue outlined in #1140, and addressed with PR #1142. The fix to the issue was removed in commit 729420d.
To my understanding,
whichincorrectly resolves to the phpbrew shell function instead of the binary when using Zsh. Instead,whence -pshould be used to resolve the binary.