Oh-my-fish: Error returned when running "omf reload"

[98thpixel]

Below is the omf reload output:

✔︎ ~ omf reload
There are still jobs active:

PID Command
0 omf.reload
0 omf.cli.reload $argv
0 __omf_last_command $argv
0 omf reload

A second attempt to exit will terminate them.
Use 'disown PID' to remove jobs from the list without terminating them.

Below is my omf doctor output:

✔︎ ~ omf doctor
Oh My Fish version: 6
OS type: Darwin
Fish version: fish, version 3.0.0
Git version: git version 2.17.2 (Apple Git-113)
Git core.autocrlf: no
Your shell is ready to swim.

[lukasmalkmus]

Yes, can confirm. This occurred after updating to fish 3.0.0.

[nonissue]

Yah, iterm2 hangs on startup macOS after updating to fish 3.0.0 with OMF 6.0.

I wonder if the changes described in #644 would resolve the issues. If I have time, I'll implement them tomorrow and report back.

[scorphus]

Meanwhile, you can use exec fish instead of omf reload.

[scorphus]

Yah, iterm2 hangs on startup macOS after updating to fish 3.0.0 with OMF 6.0.

I wonder if the changes described in #644 would resolve the issues. If I have time, I'll implement them tomorrow and report back.

@nonissue maybe oh-my-fish/plugin-vcs#6 helps you?

[scorphus]

Thanks to @faho, who kindly fixed the issue upstream, we just need to wait for the next Fish Shell release. Until then, exec fish is your friend.

[scorphus]

Let's keep an eye on fish-shell/fish-shell#5520.

[scorphus]

Tested against 1-day-old Fish 3.0.1 It works! YAY!!