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From: Bart Schaefer <schaefer@brasslantern.com>
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Comments: In reply to Filipe Silva <filipe.silva@gmail.com>
        "find real path of a zsh completion function" (Oct 11,  7:09am)
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On Oct 11,  7:09am, Filipe Silva wrote:
} 
} First thing I notice is that zsh already ships with a `_go` completion
} function (which does not complete the go command) which is installed to
} /usr/share/zsh/functions or something. so I rename that file.
} 
} now if I write `$ which _go` there is still a _go file somewhere:
} 
} _go () {
} # undefined
} builtin autoload -XUz
} }

Did you restart the shell before doing "which _go"?  Removing a file
does not remove the autoload definition for it.

Try:

    autoload +X _go

If that gives an error, there is no such file.  If it succeeds, then:

    whence -v _go

will tell you the file from which it was loaded (in recent versions of
zsh, anyway).