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How can I selectively disable zsh's version control integration when my CWD is on a remote filesystem?

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Mar 15, 20263510 views
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Problem

I'm running zsh on OSX and on occasion I have to work on a mounted sshfs volume. However, git is REALLY slow over sshfs mounts. My prompt makes use of the vc mode stuff that zsh provides built in, but in this case I want to skip that part. I'd like to selectively disable vc integration any time my …

Error Output

zstyle ':vcs_info:*' enable hg git bzr svn p4

zstyle ':vcs_info:(hg*|git*):*' get-revision true
zstyle ':vcs_info:(hg*|git*):*' check-for-changes tr…

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Fix for: How can I selectively disable zsh's version control integration when my CWD is on a remote filesystem?

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Have a look at Version-Control-Information Search for the section on 'disable-patterns' (roughly 20% down the page). Assuming your remote mounts are fixed, or relatively fixed, i.e. or you can list them all, you should be able to come up with a rege…

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