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Terminal hangs after upgrading to RTX Ver 2023.12.2 macos-x64 (2023-12-02) #1052
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I can confirm the exact same behavior. It can be reproduced by Occasionally, I get the following:
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can you run it with |
actually I think I know what it is, still a trace might be helpful to confirm |
@jdx, attached below.
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#1054 appears to fix this. |
@jdx I know you've closed this issue and according to the comment in the merged fix you're looking for a way to implement the feature without deadlocking. The update that fixes the issue hasn't hit homebrew yet to I haven't updated. In the meantime what I did was install all my plugins one after the other and after each install check that my terminal is working as expected. One plugin consistently triggered the original problem that I reported. The plugin is |
I worked around the issue at least for poetry by not using a list_bin_paths script: mise-plugins/mise-poetry@caeb255 |
After upgrading to 2023.12.2 macos-x64 (2023-12-02), any terminal I start just hangs. I don't get a prompt or any anything.
The current workaround for getting a prompt at least is to delete the
rtx
folder in~/.local/share/rtx
that way it forces it to reinstall all the plugins again. After the plugins are installed, it hangs and I need toCtrl-C
to get a prompt.Then next command I execute (regardless of what it is) finishes but then hangs until I
Ctrl-C
rtx doctor
says everyting is fine:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: