Doesn't work with bash in login mode about starship HOT 9 OPEN

this file: https://github.com/wez/wezterm/blob/main/assets/shell-integration/wezterm.sh is installed in my /etc/profile.d/ and sourced by /etc/profile when starting bash in login mode.

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Also see item_integration script https://iterm2.com/shell_integration/bash- for the same issue as the weztern and it is very similar code.

link is not working, extra (-)? https://iterm2.com/shell_integration/bash

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Looking into this a bit more, it looks like these variables are defined in login mode but not in normal mode:

• __bp_imported
• preexec_functions
• precmd_functions

I have no idea what these do or where they are defined but if I unset them all before calling eval "$(starship init bash)" starship works

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starship takes advantage of bash-preexec for integrating its hooks when it is available. Maybe there is some issue with how bash-preexec is sourced in your environment?

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bash-preexec isn't even installed

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The variables you mention lead to the starship init code assuming that bash-preexec is available. The bp in __bp_imported is likely a shorthand for bash-preexec. Please try tracing the login shell init as to how these end up defined (bash -l -x).

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Also see item_integration script https://iterm2.com/shell_integration/bash- for the same issue as the weztern and it is very similar code.

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Wezterm recently updated the embedded bash-preexec version: wez/wezterm@0dedc76
This seems to have fixed my issue, at least most of it.

Now my only issue is that I need to press return activate the starship prompt:

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Relevant issue in upstream:

• rcaloras/bash-preexec#146

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