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On macOS every shell is a login shell, which will always print information about the last login when the terminal is started. The macOS standard for disabling this is to place a `.hushlogin` file in the user's home directory, but this did not work with Alacritty since `login` only looks for this file in the current directory. To ensure the login message is properly suppressed, Alacritty's default shell will now check for the presence of the `.hushlogin` file in the user's home directory and append `-q` to the `login` arguments if it is present, which will behave as if a `.hushlogin` file was found by `login`. Co-authored-by: Thomas <thomas@zed.dev> Co-authored-by: Anthony <anthony@zed.dev> |
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