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From: "TJ Luoma" <luomat@gmail.com>
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Subject: Why isn't zsh sourcing .zshenv ?
Date: Sat, 14 Nov 2015 14:34:41 -0500
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Just recently zsh (5.0.8) on my Mac is doing something weird.

This is most obvious because my $PROMPT is, well, like this:

http://images.luo.ma/skitch/zsh_not_sourcing_zshenv-20151114-142607.jpg

It appears that zsh is not sourcing my .zshenv. None of my aliases, etc 
are being added.

I have tested this in iTerm.app and Terminal.app and it does the same 
thing for both.

If I manually do 'source .zshenv' then everything is fine.

Now, my .zshenv is actually a link:

	lrwxr-xr-x  1 luomat  staff  22 Jul 10 17:36 .zshenv -> 
dotfiles/zsh/zshenv.sh

but that has been true for a long time, and zsh hasn't had a problem 
with it before.

Any help appreciated.

TjL