[BUG] Fig uninstallation leaves trace: `zsh:1: command not found: fig` about fig

[brendanfalk]

Ohhhh, I see problem.

You will need to remove Fig's SSH integration from your ~/.ssh/config file. We append the below to the top of your file:

# Fig SSH Integration: Enabled
Host *
    ControlPath ~/.ssh/%r@%h:%p
    ControlMaster auto
    ControlPersist 1
    PermitLocalCommand yes
    LocalCommand (fig bg:ssh ~/.ssh/%r@%h:%p &)

@mattschrage We need to remove our SSH stuff from the install script!

My apologies, I misread your original post. I thought git push was just an example. But this makes sense as under the hood, git push/pull can use SSH

[brendanfalk]

If you uninstall Fig, it deletes Fig's macOS app and CLI tool. Fig has asynchronous hooks set up after you execute a command that use the Fig CLI.

I believe what happened it you opened a new Terminal window which sourced the ~/.fig/fig.sh script. Then you uninstalled Fig, but because that script had already been sourced, the Fig commands remained in your current terminal session.

If you open a new terminal session, Fig should be gone, correct?

Two fixes for this:

1. Make the error output of the Fig commands go to /dev/null
2. Set a popup on uninstall that tells you Fig will still be active in existing terminals

[ggrelet]

If you open a new terminal session, Fig should be gone, correct?

Unfortunately that's not the case... I tried with several new terminal windows. I even reboot my laptop.

Moreover I see the exact same problem when using ssh:

localhost $ ssh [email protected]
Password:
zsh:1: command not found: fig
remoteconsole $ logout
Shared connection to XX.XX.XX.XX closed.

[ggrelet]

That was it, thanks for your support!