Config error with zsh in vs-code

[tzabbi]

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What happened?

I have an issue with vs-code and zsh. I got a config error when I use vs-code in combination with zsh:

When I'm using vs-code with bash everything works fine:

I check the font like in other issue described but it is the correct one:

What I see is that the zsh in vs-code uses the wrong path to the config (see log output). If you need more log output just let me know. :)

Theme

Custom theme.

What OS are you seeing the problem on?

No response

Which shell are you using?

No response

Log output

ZSH log:

Version: 23.15.1

Shell: zsh (5.9)

Prompt:

 toza   ~  CONFIG ERROR  

Segments:

ConsoleTitle(true)                        -   0 ms
Session(true)                             -   1 ms
Path(true)                                -   0 ms
Status(true)                              -   0 ms
Shell(true)                               -   0 ms
Time(true)                                -   0 ms

Run duration: 3.052525ms

Cache path: /home/toza/.cache/oh-my-posh

Config path: /home/toza/work/<some directories>/.config/ohmyposh/config.toml


Bash log:

```bash
Version: 23.15.1

Shell: bash (5.1.16(1)-release)

Prompt:


  toza  ⎈ <kube context>  ~/work/<path>  <git-branch> ≡
❯ 

Segments:

ConsoleTitle(true)                        -   0 ms
Os(true)                                  -   0 ms
Session(true)                             -   1 ms
Kubectl(true)                             -   2 ms
Path(true)                                -   0 ms
Git(true)                                 -   4 ms
Kubectl(false)                            -   0 ms
Time(false)                               -   0 ms
Executiontime(false)                      -   0 ms
Text(true)                                -   0 ms

Run duration: 8.623854ms

Cache path: /home/toza/.cache/oh-my-posh

Config path: /home/toza/.config/ohmyposh/config.toml

[JanDeDobbeleer]

@tzabbi this isn't going to be a bug inside oh-my-posh but something in your .zshrc or zsh configuration that makes oh-my-posh resolve a different path. How do you initialize oh-my-posh in bash vs zsh?

[tzabbi]

Arrg, yeah, you are right.

❯ cat .zshrc | grep oh-my-posh
eval "$(oh-my-posh init zsh --config .config/ohmyposh/config.toml)"

Sorry for the trouble my bad.

[JanDeDobbeleer]

Glad you found the issue!