Some questions about ice

[1trapbox]

I just started using zinit...
Checked the documentation, but it's still fuzzy. :(

Try using atuin via ice

    bpick "atuin*linux-gnu.tar.gz" \
    sbin "atuin"
    zinit light atuinsh/atuin

Not properly added to $PATH

When I type atuin in the terminal, this program is not found.

Solutions to try

ls $HOME/.local/share/zinit/plugins/atuinsh---atuin
i get
atuin-v17.0.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu

mv $HOME/.local/share/zinit/plugins/atuinsh---atuin/atuin-v17.0.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/atuin $HOME/.local/share/zinit/plugins/atuinsh---atuin

after i move the file, and source ~/.zshrc
in terminal i can run atuin successfully.

Any ideas

I feel like it's my stupidity.
There should be some flaw in the code snippet, please enlighten me.

Try using atuin via ice

Does zinit ice correctly determine binary files?

zi light junegunn/fzf

This is an example of fzf from zinit official documentation.
Magically, zinit can download the correct package.

I don't know how zinit does it, does it support all packages? Or only fzf

source ~/.zshrc 

Downloading junegunn/fzf…


(Requesting `fzf-0.43.0-linux_amd64.tar.gz'…)
####################################################################################################### 100.0%
[ziextract] Unpacking the files from: `fzf-0.43.0-linux_amd64.tar.gz'…
[ziextract] Successfully extracted and assigned +x chmod to the file: fzf.

[vladdoster]

@1trapbox,

You can see the wiki for how to use the ices.

You can also find a list of various programs in the gh-r zunit tests and Recipes for popular programs.

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For your atuin example, I suggest the following:

Use the lbin annex provided by zinit-annex-binary-symlink.

Then the recipe is:

zi from'gh-r' lbin for @atuinsh/atuin

[1trapbox]

thanks~

[1trapbox]

@vladdoster
zi from'gh-r' lbin for @atuinsh/atuin
Hello boss.
Thank you for your reply Successfully resolved
This is a way I've never seen. usually it's load or light. which type does this belong to?
or it does not belong to light or load
just use zinit and this zinit-annex-binary-symlink to download and configure the environment variables.