I made a bad choice when configuring Zsh the first time around, so now I would like to run the configuration wizard (the thing that runs the first time you log in) again. How do I do this?
Zsh – Running the First Use Wizard
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Best Answer
The wizard is provided by the function
zsh-newuser-install.To run it again, make a backup of your
.zshrc(because there's a small risk thatzsh-newuser-installwill mess up your manual configuration), then run