find: warning: ‘-name’ matches against basenames only #1286
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# [4.10.0](v4.9.1...v4.10.0) (2022-11-10) ### Bug Fixes * **java:** Added support gradle kotlin dsl ([#1289](#1289)) ([5b186d6](5b186d6)) * **java:** detect empty java version ([178ffc9](178ffc9)) * **sudo:** Sudo should be hidden by default ([36a5852](36a5852)) * **upsearch:** find complains about -name. Fix [#1286](#1286) ([5e8b7c0](5e8b7c0)) * **upsearch:** Prevent globs from expanding to early ([b10e093](b10e093)) ### Features * **gnu_screen:** Add Screen session section to prompt ([#1062](#1062)) ([f996381](f996381)) * **sudo:** Add sudo section ([49ce387](49ce387)) * **vlang:** Add V Section ([#877](#877)) ([9399e09](9399e09))
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The problem
The latest update prints this error to the terminal
find: warning: ‘-name’ matches against basenames only, but the given pattern contains a directory separator (‘/’), thus the expression will evaluate to false all the time. Did you mean ‘-wholename’?Change the find command in
lib/utils.zshto use wholename as the warning suggests removes the message. No idea on whether that still works as intended.Relevant Zsh configuration
No response
What is version of Spaceship are you using?
4.9.1
What is version of Zsh are you using?
zsh 5.8 (x86_64-debian-linux-gnu)
What operation system are you running?
Linux
Do you use any Zsh framework or plugin manager?
oh-my-zsh
Which terminal emulator do you use?
iTerm
Additional information
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