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I had these set up in the first place mostly because GNU ls supports --color=auto and the BSD ls provided with MacOS didn't, causing problems if I aliased ls to ls --color=auto. And I don't really need that any more, especially since I prefer to use lsd-rs/lsd in place of the coreutils ls nowadays. Additionally, the BSD ls that comes with MacOS now *does* support that flag, so in a pinch it can do what I need. Defaulting to the natively installed coreutils should help my usage of these tools more portable too, rather than always relying on GNU-isms. Given my huge reliance on Zsh-specific features that's not something I'm doing super well anyway, but still.
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19 lines
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#! zsh
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path=(/usr/local/bin $path)
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if (( $+commands[brew] )); then
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path=(
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/usr/local/sbin
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~/Library/Python/*/bin(N)
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/usr/local/share/google-cloud-sdk/bin
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$path
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)
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fi
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path=(/usr/local/texlive/20*/bin/*(N) $path)
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path=(~/bin ~/.bin ~/.local/bin $path)
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path+=(~/.krew/bin)
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# Filter out nonexistent directories, . (the current directory), and duplicate
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# paths - there should be no duplicates because of -U but just to be sure. ;)
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path=(${(u)^path:#.}(N))
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