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As of Homebrew 4.6.12, command-not-found is built into Homebrew core and the tap is deprecated, causing Homebrew to print deprecation warnings on init until the tap is uninstalled, after which prezto can't find the helper in its new location. * Added logic to look first in the new location for handler.sh in the core Homebrew repository, *then* check in Taps. * Added an OSTYPE check for MacOS to prevent this from accidentally engaging on Linux systems using Homebrew as a third party package manager
Command-Not-Found
When you try to use a command that is not available locally, searches the package manager for a package offering that command and suggests the proper install command.
Debian and Arch Linux based distributions use the command-not-found tool.
macOS uses Homebrew's command-not-found clone. This module will
automatically load it without needing to manually source handler.sh from
.zshrc per the instructions.
Note: Prior to Homebrew 4.6.12, you may have also needed to tap the
command-not-found Homebrew repository. This will still work as a
fallback when the command-not-found handler can't be detected in Homebrew
core, but the repository has been deprecated and may print a warning. After
upgrading Homebrew, it can be untapped.
Authors
The authors of this module should be contacted via the issue tracker.