I originally set the `PYTHONWARNINGS` variable to ensure I see warnings from third-party libraries, etc. during development. Unfortunately, a *lot* of software (Ansible, Jupyter, dnf, etc.) generate a lot of warnings. These warnings are annoying, but can also break other software, like VSCode. Whenever I am developing something in Python, I need to remember to set `PYTHONWARNINGS` manually now... |
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Add these lines to ~/.zshenv in order to use these ZSH configuration files without copying/linking them to the "standard" paths: export ZDOTDIR=${HOME}/.zsh source ${ZDOTDIR}/.zshenv