Powerlevel10k: bad file descriptor console output from _p9k_worker_start

[stevenguh]

I just updated and now I am getting a warning with the instant prompt, and I am on macOS.
I think this is related to source ~/.p10k.zsh because if I commented that out, there is no warnings anymore. I am not sure if this is a problem because of the recent changes in this repo.

console output produced during zsh initialization follows

_p9k_worker_start:8: failed to close file descriptor 13: bad file descriptor
_p9k_worker_start:9: failed to close file descriptor 14: bad file descriptor
_p9k_worker_start:10: failed to close file descriptor 15: bad file descriptor

[stevenguh]

I think this is probably related to this change
https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k/commit/646a826440235307ba358fd83ff2eb2eadd71b80

[Schabo]

I get the same message, but on debian 10, with instant prompt enabled. The errors don't appear when disabling instant prompt in .zshrc.

_p9k_worker_start:8: failed to close file descriptor 13: bad file descriptor
_p9k_worker_start:9: failed to close file descriptor 14: bad file descriptor
_p9k_worker_start:10: failed to close file descriptor 15: bad file descriptor

If I disable instant prompt the errors don't appear

[stevenguh]

I reverted the change for now by going into ~/.zinit/plugins/romkatv---powerlevel10k and do a git checkout fb9bc2d3.

[teddyhwang]

Disabling disk_usage and ran segments also helps with this issue

[lkelly93]

Getting the same issue on WSL 2 Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

Commenting out instant prompt in .zshrc fixes the issue for me as well.

[romkatv]

Thanks for the reports, everyone. I've reverted the bad commit. Sorry for the breakage. Never a good idea to push late at night.