Add fish startup flag --no-config, take 1
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This prevents fish from loading the user configuration file at startup. It is not intended to affect interactive uses of fish, which will end up sourcing the file automatically, but it does prevent sourcing the user `config.fish` file when fish is called non-interactively.
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So, this one just removes the It still
Which seems like a bit too little. So I'm closing this one. Sorry for taking sooo long to get to it! |
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This prevents fish from loading the user configuration file at startup.
It is not intended to affect interactive uses of fish, which will end up
sourcing the file automatically, but it does prevent sourcing the user
config.fishfile when fish is called non-interactively.i.e. users with bad
config.fishentries that should not be executed in non-interactive mode (but aren't guarded withif not status --interactive) will not be run at startup. But running fish interactively with--no-configwill end up loading (or creating) the needed files to automatically source functions, etc.Either this or #5417 should be merged, depending on how far we want to take this.