I recently decided to jazz up my Bash terminal by installing Starship. However, ever since I set it up with Homebrew, the load times have ballooned to over 2 seconds. I'm curious if there's a way to pinpoint what's causing this slowdown. Any tips or suggestions? I should mention that I figured out the issue afterward—turns out I had an echo command that added a whopping 115 lines to the eval command every time I opened my terminal, haha!
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I think Starship is pretty cool! It doesn't really slow down your shell much as long as you're careful with your config. Plus, it makes the terminal look nice. If you're into it, check out installing `ble.sh` too for added features like auto-completion.
Starship usually tells you why it's slow. In my case, the command `node --version` was lagging, and since Starship shows the versions for Node and Python, it slowed things down. You might want to check your configuration by editing the `~/.config/starship.toml` file. Look for the `[nodejs]` section and try adding `disabled = true` to it.
What's your take on Starship, by the way?
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