I would like to silence the printf
that is found on line 9 of /usr/share/fish/functions/__fish_move_last.fish
because I find it annoying.
How can I do that without copying the entire function over?
If I just copy the file to ~/.config/fish/functions/
and comment line 9, I could break things when the original function gets updated in a new release.
I would rather silence the function with something like this:
functions -c __fish_move_last __fish_move_last_ORIGfunction __fish_move_last __fish_move_last_ORIG $argv >/dev/nullend
But if I place that snippet in ~/.config/fish/functions/__fish_move_last.fish
, I get this error:
fish: Could not autoload item '__fish_move_last', it is already being autoloaded. This is a circular dependency in the autoloading scripts, please remove it.
I tried loading the original function explicitly at the beginning of the file, to avoid autoloading, but it did not make the error go away:
source /usr/share/fish/functions/__fish_move_last.fishfunctions -c __fish_move_last __fish_move_last_ORIGfunction __fish_move_last __fish_move_last_ORIG $argv >/dev/nullend
What is the correct approach here?